Tama MSL-SCT - STARCLASSIC TOM AND SNARE LUG (HOLE INTERVAL 25MM)
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Sold individually : ideal for targeted replacement on your drum hardware
- 25 mm center-to-center spacing for easy compatibility with corresponding drillings
- Practical solution for maintenance, restoration, or optimization of an acoustic kit
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 type of small hardware piece is essential in drums and percussion: it allows you to restore a mount, a fastening element, or an existing assembly without replacing the entire setup. Its individual packaging facilitates repair management and spare parts handling.
Who This Drum/Accessory Is For
This accessory is intended for drummers from beginners to advanced players, backline technicians, and anyone wishing to maintain a drum set. It is particularly suitable for rehearsal, studio, and stage use, where hardware reliability is crucial.
Technical specifications
| Use | Tom - Snaredrum | Color | Grey |
| Material | steel | Finishing | Chrome |
Questions frequently asked
What lug spacing is required for this Tama shell?
The required lug spacing is 25 mm. Compatibility therefore depends on an existing setup using this same measurement.
Is the Tama MSL-SCT shell sold individually?
This part is sold individually, allowing replacement of only the needed shell.
Is this shell suitable for a snare drum?
The reference is intended for use on toms or snare drums. Its steel construction meets the replacement needs for these drum kit components.
What is the finish of this tom shell?
The finish is chrome with a described gray color.
Does a 25 mm shell change the tom's sound?
This mounting accessory does not directly affect the tone. However, hardware secured with a properly fitting part helps limit unwanted vibrations. Adjustment stability can thus be maintained.



