Yamaha CL945B
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
This type of short vertical tube with short arm belongs to the family of hardware accessories designed for modern drum kits, where the goal is to enhance playing comfort while maintaining a clean and efficient setup. It naturally complements a tom suspension system when a compact configuration is desired.
Target Audience for this Drum/Hardware
This hardware is aimed at beginner to advanced drummers who want to optimize the placement of their suspended toms, both in rehearsal and on stage. It is particularly suitable for styles requiring a tight and responsive kit (rock, pop, funk, fusion), where precise placement and quick access to the drums make a difference.
Technical specifications
| Type of leg & tom support attachment | Hex rod |
Questions frequently asked
What type of rod does the Yamaha CL945B mount use?
The mounting is based on a hexagonal rod, designed for suspending a tom.
Is the Yamaha CL945B suitable for a compact drum set configuration?
Its short vertical tube is designed to bring the tom closer to the center of the kit. The short arm limits the length of tubes required. This design promotes a tight setup.
Can a suspended tom be mounted with a short arm?
The short arm combined with the short vertical tube is intended for mounting a suspended tom. It facilitates placement adjustments without increasing the number of hardware extensions.
Does this tom mount help limit overhang?
The short format of the tube and arm reduces overhang caused by distant placement. The mounting stability can thus help preserve consistent response from the suspended tom.
For which drum styles is this short mount recommended?
This compact setup is especially suitable for kits used in rock, pop, funk, and fusion, where quick access to the toms is desired.



