The hi-hat stand, like the drum pedal, is a very important piece of hardware that has a major impact on the hi-hat's sound, performance and settings. We have created a guide to help you choose the stand that suits your style of play. Please take a look.
Basically, it is divided into 2-leg and 3-leg types, and the 2-leg type is useful when setting multiple pedals such as twin pedals, and the 3-leg type has a sense of stability. There are also three-legged models that have rotating legs, and twin pedal settings are also possible.
The weight of the hi-hat stand greatly affects stability and sound. The heavy-duty hi-hat stand is more stable, and the sound is tighter, so it's more like a rock. Light stands are preferred by jazz drummers because the cymbal tone is natural. The type with a single leg is a relatively light model.
The hi-hat stand has features such as footboard angle adjustment, spring tension adjustment, spike insertion and removal, leg rotation etc. depending on the product. The higher the number of functions, the higher the cost of the models.
Experiment with it to find the felt you like, as the thickness, stiffness and material of the felt will change the sound.
While playing twin bass, both legs are closed and the hi-hat is always open. Therefore, there are products that can be close the hi-hats without pressing the hi-hat pedal by using a special clutch etc. as an option for the hi-hat stand.
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