Sparedrum THBHE - TOM HOLDER BALL JOINT HEXAGONAL ROD
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Sparedrum
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
This type of tom mount with ball joint follows the line of modern hardware solutions aimed at combining quick adjustment, reliability, and position memory. It stands as an essential accessory to optimize kit ergonomics, whether replacing an original part or expanding an existing configuration.
Who This Drum/Mount Is For
This mount is intended for beginner to advanced drummers who want a clean and reproducible tom placement, both in rehearsal and on stage. It is particularly suitable for contexts where setup adjustments are frequent (rock, pop, funk, metal, variety), and for anyone seeking hardware that is simple to adjust without sacrificing stability.
Technical specifications
| Type of leg & tom support attachment | Hex rod |
| Material | plastic |
| Color | Grey |
Questions frequently asked
What tube diameter is compatible with this tom mount?
The mounting tube has a diameter of 2.22 cm, or 7/8 inch. This measurement helps verify compatibility with the existing tom stand or mount.
What are the dimensions of the Sparedrum Thbhe hexagonal rod?
The hexagonal rod measures 10.5 cm in length and 10 mm in thickness.
Is a memory ring included with this mount?
A memory ring is included on the 11.5 cm support tube. It allows to retrieve the height set during successive setups.
What material is used for the tom mount's ball joint?
The ball joint is made of nylon. The mount is described as plastic and has a gray finish.
Does the ball joint allow easy adjustment of the tom angle?
The tilt ball joint allows smooth positioning of the tom. The hexagonal rod limits micro-rotations during play. The angle adjustment can thus be adapted to the posture and cymbal setup.
