Tama ML12 - MEMOIRE POUR PARTIE PIED GIRAFE TUBE 10,5/12MM
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Manufacturer Information
Tama
https://www.tama.com
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Hoshino Europe
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Historical Context and Product Positioning
The memory ring is one of the hardware accessories that has become essential with the rise of modular setups. Discreet yet crucial, it serves as a precision tool to ensure the reliability of your configuration and to standardize your settings from one gig to another.
Who This Drum/Accessory Is For
This memory ring is aimed at all drummers, from the beginner who wants to easily replicate their reference points, to the professional who demands quick and consistent setup. It suits all styles, especially those involving frequent cymbal changes.
Technical specifications
| Use | Cymbal |
| Material | steel |
| Color | Grey |
Questions frequently asked
Which cymbal stand rod is compatible with this Tama memory ring?
This memory ring is designed for a cymbal stand rod with a diameter of 10.5 to 12 mm. It is placed on the rod to create a positioning stop.
Does the Tama Memory Ring 10.5/12 mm allow for restoring the same setup after transport?
The mark created on the rod enables the reproduction of a defined position after disassembly. The height and angle of the cymbal can thus be reliably restored with greater consistency.
What material is this cymbal memory ring made of?
It is made of steel with a gray finish.
How is a memory ring installed on a cymbal stand rod?
Installation involves placing the ring on the rod of 10.5 to 12 mm at the desired setting position. It then defines a reliable stop for reassembly. Its adjustment is described as simple.
Is this ring suitable for a drum setup with frequent cymbal changes?
Its use is intended for cymbals and facilitates standardizing reference points on a modular setup. It is particularly suited for configurations requiring frequent cymbal swaps.



