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Canopus flat based hardware created the current craze of lighter weight cymbal stands. The CCS is still the choice of many because it has a bit more height than its competitors, and as of 2018, it's still the lightest flat based stand on the maket.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cymbal Stands FAQs
What is a cymbal stand for?
A cymbal stand is used to hold cymbals at the right position and height around your kit. It's an essential piece of drum hardware for both beginners and pros.
What features should I look for in a quality cymbal stand?
Stability, smooth adjustments, durable construction, memory locks for repeatable setup, and quality clutch mechanisms are the key features that separate pro hardware from entry-level.
What types of cymbal stands are available?
Cymbal Stands are available in light/medium/heavy weights, with single/double bracing, flat or telescoping designs, and various footprint sizes. Choose based on portability vs. stability needs.
Are cymbal stands compatible across brands?
Yes — most drum hardware uses standardized tubing and mounting interfaces, so cymbal stands from one brand work with kits from other brands.
Which brands of cymbal stands does DCP carry?
Drum Center of Portsmouth stocks cymbal stands from Canopus (this brand) and other pro hardware makers.
What's the difference between entry-level and pro cymbal stands?
Pro cymbal stands use thicker tubing, better clutches, smoother adjustments, and more durable construction. They cost more but last longer and stay in tune with your setup over years of use.