Tama HH905D3S - Hi-Hat Pedal Rod + Hex Nut (M6) 350 mm
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Essential Information About the Short Hi-Hat Rod with M6 Plastic Nut
Essential Information About the Short Hi-Hat Rod with M6 Plastic Nut
- Short format ideal for compact setups and low playing positions.
- M6 threading : easy replacement on many compatible hi-hat stands.
- Plastic nut for reliable tightening and softer contact with metal components.
- Practical solution as a spare part to restore smooth and stable hi-hat operation.
Manufacturer Information
Tama
https://www.tama.com
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Hoshino Europe
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
This short hi-hat rod is part of the essential spare parts in drum hardware. It is the type of accessory replaced to extend the lifespan of a hi-hat stand, secure the assembly, and maintain a consistent pedal feel.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
It is intended for all drummers, from beginners to advanced players, who wish to replace a worn rod, adapt their hi-hat to a more compact set, or optimize a setup oriented towards studio, rehearsal, and stage use.
Technical specifications
| Type of threading | M6 | Material | plastic |
| Use | Hi-hat | Color | Grey |
Questions frequently asked
Is the hi-hat rod compatible with an M6 thread?
This rod features an M6 thread, with an included M6 hex nut.
What is the length of this hi-hat pedal rod?
The specified length is 350 mm, or 13.75 inches. This short length facilitates lower hi-hat setups and reduces space requirements.
Is the Tama Tige De Pedale HI-hat Charleston + Hex Nut (M6) 350MM suitable for a compact setup?
The 350 mm length is designed to enable a lower configuration. It can therefore meet the needs of a compact setup for studio, rehearsal, or stage.
Is the provided nut metal or plastic?
The provided nut is made of grey plastic. This material ensures comfortable handling when tightening and limits wear on contacting parts.
Does a 350 mm hi-hat rod affect the sound?
The rod does not directly alter the cymbals' tone. However, a firm and centered setup contributes to a clear “chick” and consistent control of openings. It also helps reduce mechanical noise interference.
