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Arrives
Jul 20 – Jul 27
Size: 900 Series
Features
- Professional grade designed to last the rigors of the road and gigging
- An ultra-stable and fully adjustable snare stand designed for serious drummers
- The centered ball and socket tilter that allows for quick, limitless angle adjustment
- Large rubber feet provide a solid base
- Retractable spikes in the base lock into carpet to keep the stand from sliding
- The basket easily detaches making compact storage simple and allowing you to easily swap out snares mid set
- Works with 10 to 14 snares for greater flexibility
- Extended height adjustment range (17.72"-24") accommodates a wide range of snare drum depths
- Built by Yamaha, built to last
Description
Professional double braced snare stand. Yamaha's innovative hardware is legendary for reliability, durability, and versatility. Utilizing manufacturing processes perfected in the Yamaha motorcycle factory, Yamaha system drum hardware is the most requested hardware in the industry
Material: Aluminum
Brand: Yamaha
Item Weight: 2.84 Kilograms
Item dimensions L x W x H: 16.54 x 9.06 x 14.57 inches
Base Type: Leg
Assembly Required: No
Global Trade Identification Number: 10
Manufacturer: Yamaha
UPC: 086792897110
Item Weight: 6.25 pounds
Product Dimensions: 16.54 x 9.06 x 14.57 inches
Item model number: SS-950
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: October 14, 2009
Material Type: Aluminum
Size: 900 Series
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Size: 900 Series
This is an awesome snare stand. My mid-weight pdp was always loosening and a pain to dial in exactly how I wanted it. Not so with this really heavy-duty stand. One nut for the height, set the legs where you want them and then one nut for the tilt. Done. Simple. Perfect. Worth the cost.
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2025 by 2channeldude
Size: 700 Series
I've been looking for a stand for my handpan for quite some time. Every stand that I found that said it was specifically for handpans was crazy expensive. Looking at the reviews, I discovered this stand that is advertised as a drum stand but was being used by many who have handpans. Very positive reviews. My personal experience - the spread of the arms with their rubber tips make it really perfect as a handpan stand. It collapses down to a small size when not in use - shorter than a normal walking cane - and is relatively light yet very sturdy and stable. Bonus - it's WAY less expensive than any stand that says it's for handpans. I highly recommend it as a handpan stand.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2024 by Ise Loa Ise Loa
Size: 700 Series
Full disclosure, I'm a new drummer. I bought this for a practice pad I keep in my office so I can practice during the workday. The snare stand I was using(~$40 on amazon) was very wobbly and always tilted the pad slightly to one side, so I got fed up with it and dropped the money on this Yamaha. I've gotta say, the difference is huge. This stand os very sturdy. It doesn't flex when tightening it onto the pad and doesn't wobble. Just an all-around great stand. If I ever go acoustic I'll likely be using this stand for my snare.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2023 by HC
Size: 900 Series
I could not be more excited about this discovery. For years I have limped along with my standard offset snare stands, even though they never held my snare level, were impossible to adjust, forced the snare to an angle that wasn’t quite right and took up a ton of floor space. This piece of magic fixes all of that: The ball and socket design makes for quick easy and precise angle adjustments. The drum can be rotated In place 360 degrees. the basket sits right above the support, not offset, which makes placement in front of the bass drum and Hi hat a breeze. The legs and feet have a remarkably small footprint with spikes you can engage if you want extra stability. Accommodates nearly any size snare, including 8x14 and as far as I can see, 15 inch snares as well: I’ve used Yamaha hardware for years. I did have one of my early ball joints on a tom mount fail once years ago, but since then I’ve never had an issue, the ball and socket system just works. The ball joint on this stays tight but is easily loosened when you need to. I thought twice about spending nearly as much on this stand as I did on a couple of my snares, but this is totally worth every penny. If you play drums and want precise easily adjusted snare placement and angles, this is for you.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2021 by Orange Crush
Size: 700 Series
I have the one that comes with the Yamaha manu kache kit. However that stand can only hold up to 12" drum. I got annoyed with my Pearl stand as it took some much room. I am very happy with this stand, especially for gigging.
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2023 by Shop Bot
Size: 700 Series
I have a Hang style handpan drum (Tzevaot) and got this stand for it - it works perfectly, and the rubber feet hold my pan in place securely. It is fully and easily adjustable for height and angle using large-grip adjusters so it is always comfortable at playing height. I can't imagine the $300 specialty pan stands work better than this.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2018 by Mark Terrano
Size: 900 Series
The vertical ball and socket is superior to other snare stand adjustment designs. It allows the snare to be turned 360 degrees clockwise or counter clockwise without lifting the stand or loosening the height adjustment, and it also allows the snare to be tilted smoothly in any direction for perfect positioning. All the drum's movements are controlled by loosening a single wing nut. The snare basket is also removable. I like the ball and socket way better than the offset, clunky, inelegant DW, and only slightly better than Pearl "GyroLock" tilter, both of which I have owned. The legs have rubber feet with spikes that can be moved in or out depending on the floor surface. This is a fully professional, heavy duty snare stand.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2013 by Bigbeat
Size: 700 Series
I have been playing drums/percussion for going on 25 years (I'm 33). That being said I have seen my fair share of hardware. While this may not be the most heavy duty or complex stand it works. I use it for pad work and small club gigs with a minimalist setup and its perfect for both of those applications. Its one of the few snare stands that has a basket that will collapse small enough to hold an 8" Remo pad without modification. Its lightweight, stable and everything works. For a little under $50 what more do you need?
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2014 by Garrett R