Tama HH915N Speed Cobra Lever Glide hi-hat stand

General

The HH915N Speed Cobra Lever Glide hi-hat stand is part of Tama's high-end Speed Cobra series, and it provides plenty of functionality and stability. The Tama HH915N Lever Glide hi-hat stand features smooth and even action, thanks to a lever design drive with a durable Kevlar strap, and features the same long footboard as the Speed Cobra bass drum pedals, which allows for more control and flexibility. Combined with the two double-braced legs that leave room for additional pedals, the Duo-spike rubber feet and the Non-Loosening tension rod, it seems we're dealing with a very robust and properly constructed hi-hat stand.

Tama HH915N Speed Cobra Lever Glide hi-hat stand: professional feel

To optimise the sound of your hi-hats, the Tama Lever Glide has a few special features. There is the Spring Seat, for instance, which allows you to tilt the bottom hi-hat cymbal for increased clarity and definition with every press of the pedal. Furthermore, Tama's Swing Lock clutch allows the top cymbal to vibrate freely, maximising its natural resonance. At the end of its pull rod, the Lever Glide has a specially shaped rubber insulator. Tama's patented 'Non-Loosening Tension Rod' prevents unwanted noises and keeps the pull rod from loosening. Finally, like all Speed Cobra pedals, this HH915N allows you to adjust the angle of the footboard to your personal preference.

A flexible tool

With a simple twisting mechanism, you can quickly and easily switch between six levels of tension that determine the resistance on the upper cymbal. The Lever Glide comes with a rotatable footboard that allows you to make room for a double bass drum pedal, like the Tama Speed Cobra twin pedal. The entire stand is also equipped with an innovative tilt system, which allows you to tilt the entire stand, by simply loosening a wing bolt. This allows for more flexible set-ups and more expressive hi-hat work. Finally, the hi-hat stand is equipped with Tama's innovative 'Spare-The-Rods' pull rod protector. After a gig, you can place the pull-rod in the specially designed upper tube so it won't get bent during transport.