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Your cart is empty.Two-legged Hi-hat Stand with Direct-drive Action Built on the same DNA as the acclaimed Dyna-Sync bass pedal, TAMA's Dyna-Sync hi-hat stand gives you a rock-solid, buttery-smooth response underfoot for speed and dynamics like you've never experienced before. Its direct-drive pull mechanism supplies a nearly lossless transfer of motion from your hips, legs, and foot straight up to your hi-hat cymbals. This means less fatigue and greater precision even as sessions run long. A 6-way tension adjuster lets you dial in a wide range of playing response — hair trigger to pancake batter — while an adjustable footboard angle allows you to find the find the most ergonomic footing for your playing style, heel up to heel down. Added features which we at Sweetwater feel make the TAMA Dyna-Sync one of the most luxurious hi-hat stands on the market include a Quick-set clutch with one-hand quick release, a spring seat for
N . O
Reviewed in Germany on August 24, 2023
Received my Tama Dyna-Sync hihat stand today. Here are a few first thoughts:Extremely well builtSimple operation and user friendlyVery direct and powerful actionVery precise feeling and achieving a strong chick is a breeze.Extremely smooth on the upstroke and no “clunk” whatsoever even if you release your foot real fast. Never felt that in any hihat stand before.Similar in weight as the Speed/Iron Cobra
Dejan
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2023
I opened the box and was immediately surprised with the sleek look of the pedal and stand, noticing g that is was lighter than my ex DW5000 stand, also it sits much better. Albright where have my drums the floor is a bit uneven and my other 2 get stand the DW would sort a wobble a big, making it difficult to play, it made me miss that 3rd leg , not present tin the 2 leg stands. The Tamma is sleek and stable, with a foot action that is just unreal. I use big 15" Master-sound Hi hats that felt a bit sluggish with the DW 5000, I actually considered trying different hats, for they sound awesome but I felt they are abut unwieldy and slow with my DW5000 pedal, and I noticed in the music stores when playing the Yamaha stand the the Dw9000 they both felt better, and Id say the Dana sync tops em all. Tamma knows their drums. The foot response is unbelievable, it feels made from the same folks who engineered the arm of the 6 million dollar man.
カスタマー
Reviewed in Japan on June 12, 2020
１日２時間のペースで２週間使用。フットボードを踏むたびに「キュ、キュ、キュ」と異音が発生。私は電子ドラムでの使用で、生ドラムよりは音が小さいとは言え、演奏中の自身だけでなく、他のバンドメンバーに指摘されてるほどに異音は大きく問題に。スタンドのパイプ内部の一番下側で、ロッドとゴム製品がスレて異音が発生しているようなので、潤滑剤をスプレーしたら異音は小さくなり、演奏の音に埋もれるまでになったので使用し続けますが、気になりますね…新品だからなのか、板ゴムやじゅうたんの上での使用でフットボードを踏むと本体が若干沈むことで何かしらの歪みが生じているのか…異音の原因は不明のまま。音を出すためのツールなのに大きな異音が生じるのは大問題なので、評価は★１つです。それ以外では、★４つと素晴らしく、２本脚独特のフラつきが受け入れられるなら★５つかと。フットボードの踏み込みはスムーズで柔らかく、それでもシッカリ固く踏み込むことも、柔らかく踏み込むことも可能。踏み込みに対する反応がダイレクトなので、生のハイハットシンバルだとシビアな演奏技術が必要でしょう。スプリングの反発もダイレクトなので、一定に踏み込み続ける演奏技術や脚力が要求されます。ただ２本脚なので、３本脚に比べ、つねに小さくフラフラしていますが、演奏に支障は無いレベル。また、ＴＡＭＡのレバーグライドに慣れた人には、踏み込み幅が物足りなく違和感あります。別の話ですが…ヤマハの電子ドラムにおけるハイハットパッドのオープンやクローズの誤認が激減しました。
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