The Falcon Hi-Hat Stand from Mapex is a new breed of stand, putting the emphasis on functional simplicity and an incredibly smooth feel. The stand includes a quick-release wing nut for easy installation or removal of a cymbal. An adjustable footboard allows multiple angles and heights to adjust to your playing style, while a tension adjuster offers a wide range of options to increase or decrease response and return. The stand also includes a foldable footboard for easy transport and high-friction rubber feet (with retractable spikes) increase traction on all surfaces.

Falcon is a complete line of pro-level hardware from Mapex with the features and conveniences needed by pros in the studio, on tour, or in the woodshed. The Falcon design was influenced and road tested by a team of artists who want an incredibly smooth feel and simple adjustability. The settings are dialed-in at the factory, so it feels good right out of the bag with only minor adjustments needed to fit individual tastes. That means more time playing and less time adjusting.

• The removable legs of the Falcon Hi-Hatstandallow players to attach the stand to a second bass drum using an AC906 clamp and make the stand easier to fit into the gig bag for easy transportation.
• An attachment clamp on the tube allows the player to secure the footboard in the folded position for stable and convenient transportation.
• The footboard height adjustment and high-range tension adjuster provides an extreme range of feels and pedal positions that will suit any player. The smaller size of the base-plate makes it easy to position the hi-hat footboard closer to a double-pedal.

Free 3-Year Warranty

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Returns

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