Sparedrum TL1D38 - TUBE LUG - 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 shell is a classic piece of drum hardware, appreciated for its timeless look and efficient design. This chrome-plated brass model belongs to the family of replacement and upgrade parts, designed to give a second life to a snare drum or tom, or to secure a setup during a customization project.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
This shell is intended for all drummers, from the beginner who needs to replace a damaged part, to the experienced drummer who wants to make their kit more reliable, as well as technicians or custom builders seeking coherent hardware. It suits all styles, from rock to jazz, whenever a stable head tension and a solid mounting on snare drum or tom are desired.
Technical specifications
| Number of holes | 2 |
| Use | Tom - Snaredrum |
| Material | brass |
| Color | Grey |
| Finishing | Chrome |
Questions frequently asked
What is the center-to-center spacing of the Sparedrum TL1D38 tube lug?
The center-to-center spacing is 38 mm. The two mounting holes require a 6 mm drill.
Is this lug compatible with standard tension rods?
The threading is standard #12-24, with a specified diameter of 7/32. Two attachment points allow for installing two tension rods.
What screws are needed to mount this lug on a shell?
Mounting requires M4 screws. Fixing screws are not included.
Is the TL1D38 lug suitable for a snare drum?
This model is designed for a snare drum or a tom. Its chrome-plated brass construction includes insulating rubber between the lug and the shell.
What is the effect of the insulating rubber on this drum lug?
The insulating rubber limits micro vibrations from contact and preserves the shell finish. It helps reduce mechanical noise. As a result, the tension of the rods can remain more even during tuning.
