Tama mic stands

[SRR]

Ok there were a few posts about the tama mic stands a while back and I finally got around to buying one this week. It just came in today, haven't even put a mic on it yet. But wow, this thing blows my cheap onstage stand and my only slightly better then the onstage stand; a muscians friend stand away. Nice tilt lock down, every thing is "heavy" duty on this stand. Only one problem, and that is I need more of them!!! Wife wasn't to happy when I told her how much it was, she was like "you spent $50 on a mic stand!" But in the same order from MF I got her some stuff for her guitar, so all is right in our household, I think....

I guess if tama can make drums stay put, they should be able to make a 2-3pound mic not sag, atleast those are my hopes for it.

[dgatwood]

Originally Posted by SRR

I guess if tama can make drums stay put, they should be able to make a 2-3pound mic not sag, atleast those are my hopes for it.

I have a 10" add-on tom, a 16" crash, and an 8" splash cymbal attached to one of my Tama mic stands. Yeah, they're seriously solid.

[mshilarious]

Tama! Tama! Tama! Tama!

[eraos]

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[Jacobi1211]

dora the explorer... hehe

[dgatwood]

Originally Posted by eraos

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[mixsit]

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[Track Rat]

I was hyping them a while back. You can almost do chin ups on one.

[bgavin]

I got my first (only) Tama from eBay for $9.95. Nobody was interested then, but they sure are now.

My OnStage suck, and suck especially harshly when compared to the Tama.

[jaykeMURD]

Well, I'm guess I'm rather suprised they're worth the money. Thought they'd just be a gimmick, but then again, Tama does make some solid drum hardware! I'll probably get Tama stands when I need more stands!

[random.hero]

wisconsin represent! im from river falls wisconsin