Tama Spartan HH75DS Hi-Hat Stand

Product Description

Spartan is TAMA's answer to a problem most drummers recognise but rarely talk about: heavy stands that cost you energy to carry and fiddly adjustments that steal focus right before you play. The HH75DS pairs exceptional lightness with stability that holds up to aggressive footwork. The construction is aluminium the whole way from the centre pipe out to the footboard, and the two-legged design keeps the weight down without letting the stand creep.

The legs are reinforced against the main body with double-braced connection points, and the footboard carries its own reinforcement. That combination is why a 2.3 kg stand still feels solid underfoot.

Direct pull

Direct Pull Action means the pull runs straight from the footboard to the pull rod with nothing in between. The feel is immediate and predictable, which matters most in fast, repeated figures where every millimetre of footboard travel should give a response.

Adjustments that go quickly

Spring tension and footboard angle are adjusted individually with a drum key. You can set resistance and foot angle independently of each other, which is unusual in this weight class. The radius rod stores away for transport and the stabilising leg folds in.

Details that last

Spare-The-Rods protects the tension rods on the bottom hi-hat from the footboard's movement, and the toe guard keeps your shoe clear of the mechanism. The Glide-Tite Grip Joint holds its height even after many set-ups and tear-downs.

Who it suits

A good choice if you carry your own gear and want to cut set-up time. It works especially well for players who gig often. If you run a double pedal and need a hi-hat with a removable leg, or a remote hi-hat, other models apply.

Our Tips

• Set the spring tension first and the footboard angle second. Changing the angle affects how the tension feels.
• Fold in the stabilising leg and store the radius rod for transport, and the stand gets considerably more compact.
• A two-legged design lets you place the legs away from the bass drum pedal. Use that if your setup is tight.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the legs be removed for a double pedal?

The stand uses a two-legged construction with a foldable stabilising leg. The source material does not state whether a leg is removable.

Are tools needed to adjust it?

Spring tension and footboard angle are set with a standard drum key.