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This compact hi-hat stand is ideal for percussionists who want to add a pair of hi-hat cymbals to their cajon or percussion setup without taking up floor space. Made from high-performance aluminum with a black powder-coated finish, it offers durability and light weight for easy transport. Its microphone-stand-inspired design saves space, making it particularly well suited to confined areas such as studios or small stages. The fixed rigid rod ensures a precise closed hi-hat sound, while the clamping system with padded seat provides a stable, comfortable hold.
| Accessory type | Compact pedal-less hi-hat stand |
|---|---|
| Product reference | CHS |
| Material | High-performance aluminum |
| Finish | Black powder coating |
| Design | Microphone-stand-inspired, space-saving |
| Leg type | Folding tripod, ultra-lightweight |
| Minimum height | 69 cm (27") |
| Maximum height | 106 cm (42") |
| Upper rod | Fixed rigid inner rod |
| Clamping system | Standard tilter (hi-hat clutch) with padded seat |
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