Sparedrum TL13D38-BK TUBE LUG BLACK 38MM DOUBLE ENDED X1
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Manufacturer Information
Sparedrum
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VBV International
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
The tube lug is a classic in drum hardware: its compact shape and rigidity make it a favored choice for reliable mounting while maintaining a sober aesthetic. This brass version with black finish fits into a "custom" or restoration logic, to harmonize the hardware of a snare drum or tom.
Who This Drum/Component Is For
This drum lug is intended for drummers and technicians of all levels, from beginners replacing a damaged part to experts building a custom snare drum. It suits all styles (rock, pop, jazz, metal) as long as you are looking for a robust lug compatible with standard pitch tension rods.
Technical specifications
| Number of holes | 2 |
| Use | Tom - Snaredrum |
| Material | brass |
| Color | Black |
| Finishing | Nickel-plated |
Questions frequently asked
What is the center-to-center distance required for this tube shell?
The mounting center-to-center distance is 38 mm. The two drilling holes have a diameter of 8 mm.
Is the Sparedrum TL13D38-Bk compatible with standard tension rods?
The threading for the tension rods is standard #12-24, with a diameter of 7/32 inch.
What type of screws are required to mount this shell?
The two-screw mounting requires M4 screws. This setup ensures proper alignment of the tension rods on a snare drum or a tom.
Can this black shell be installed on a tom?
This part is suitable for both a tom and a snare drum. Its brass construction receives a black nickel finish.
Is an isolator included with this tube shell?
A rubber isolator is included between the shell and the shell body. It limits direct contact with the shell body and reduces marking risks. It can also diminish certain vibrations related to the hardware.



