Detail 01
Straight, not boom
The cymbal sits directly over the tripod base. Simple and stable, but no reach over toms or other stands.

Independent shopping perspective
A heavy-duty straight cymbal stand from DW's 5000 hardware line. For drummers who need a stand that holds position under hard playing.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The cymbal sits directly over the tripod base. Simple and stable, but no reach over toms or other stands.
Detail 02
Thicker tubing and beefier joints than a single-braced stand. More weight in the case, less creep during a set.
Detail 03
DW's working-drummer tier — built for repeated load-in rather than studio-only or lightweight touring use.
Detail 04
Legs take up floor space. In a tight kit you may need to interleave legs with adjacent stands.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. Heavy-duty tubing and a wide tripod base are built for the weight and leverage of a large ride.
No, it's a straight stand. The cymbal sits above the base, so you position it by moving the whole stand.
Yes. The threaded cymbal rod is a standard drum-hardware fitting and takes any cymbal with a normal center hole.
For home use a lighter stand does the job. Buy this if you gig, hit hard, or hang heavy cymbals on it.
Reference
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