Tama Roadpro Double Tom Stand HTW739W

Tama Roadpro Double Tom Stand HTW739W

Endorsee – John Blackwell , Chris Fehn & Bill Bruford

We adopted the Stilt system for the tom stand bottom. By tilting the stand itself, the back-and-forth position of the tom toms is more easily adjusted.

Details:

• Stilt System
• 28.6mm Diameter Base Section Tubing
• Double Braced Legs

Features

Stilt System

The base of the HTW739W double tom stand features TAMAs Stilt system. By tilting the stand itself, the back-and-forth position of the tom toms is more easily adjusted.

Nylon Washers

By inserting nylon washers into the leg stand joints we have improved durability and made the leg action much smoother!

Omni-ball Tom Angle Adjustment

With its rock solid stability, TAMAs Omni-ball system has been acclaimed by pro drummers for well over twenty years. You can achieve almost any angle by loosening one T-nut.

Individual Tom Height Adjustment

With the HTW739W & HTW749W, one individual tom holder is inserted in another pipe. This way, you can adjust the height and angle of each tom individually.

Steel Insert Nut

A threaded steel insert nut placed inside the tripod base is much stronger and therefore less prone to stripping than the tradition method of cutting the threads directly in to the die-cast section.

Simply having thicker piping doesnt make truly professional hardware. What makes hardware professional is stability, durability and easy serviceability. Which is why Roadpro features all kinds of innovations that are small in size, but huge in results.

Noiseless Design (US PAT.NO.6454483)

Are cymbal stands just for supporting cymbals? We think cymbal stands are also musical instruments. All TAMA cymbal stands in the Roadpro and Stage Master lineups were designed with the elimination of stand noise a top priority. A special rubber cap (A) at the end of the upper tube eliminates swaying and rattling, and a special nylon sleeve (B) underneath the die-cast joint of the base section further reduces swaying.

Die-cast Joint

You loosen and tighten the T-bolt/nut of the die-cast joint every time you change the height of the cymbal, making the T-bolt/nut one of the hardest-working parts. At each die-cast joint, the T-nut/bolt is combined with a pressure plate and Nylon Bushing. With this design, removing and replacing a worn bolt or bushing is fast and easy.