Yamaha HW3 - ULTRA LIGHT HARDWARE PACK
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Yamaha
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
Developed following in-depth research with artists and designers, the Yamaha HS3 Advanced Lightweight Drum Hardware is based on a clear logic: to offer hardware that is as light as possible while maintaining the solidity and reliability associated with Yamaha stands. This pack is especially aimed at drummers who assemble and disassemble their kit daily, seeking transportable, robust, and coherent hardware for their setup.
Who This Hardware Is For
This pack is intended for intermediate to professional drummers who alternate rehearsals, concerts, and sessions, and want to reduce the weight they carry without sacrificing stability. Ideal for pop, rock, funk, jazz, and contemporary music, it also perfectly suits "gigging" situations where quick setup and compactness are priorities.
Technical specifications
| Drive type | Chain |
| Base | Single |
| Material | aluminium |
Questions frequently asked
What does the Yamaha HW3 pack include?
The pack contains two CS3 cymbal stands, one HHS3 hi-hat stand, and one SS3 snare stand. No other items are mentioned in the provided composition.
What is the weight of the Yamaha HW3 hardware?
The entire set weighs 7.8 kg, notably thanks to the use of aluminum in its construction.
Does the HHS3 hi-hat stand use a chain drive?
The indicated drive system is a chain. The pack includes a single-braced HHS3 hi-hat stand. This setup aims to provide lightweight hardware for frequent setups.
Are the HW3 pack’s feet stable on stage?
Non-slip feet are included to secure floor contact. The bases are of the single-braced type.
What effect does this lightweight hardware have on cymbal resonance?
The aluminum bar design is intended to allow more vibration of the components. The desired result is a more open sound from the cymbals and snare, with increased resonance.
