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TTomS replied to the thread Stand for Ride Cymbal.Can you give me an example of stands that make cymbals sound different please? And how cheap is very cheap in this situation?
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TI bought a Yamaha CS-865 stand and I'm really happy with it's ability to hold my 21" ride securely.
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TI'll also add not to go cheap or too lightweight on a stand for a ride cymbal. I know that if I put any of my rides on my more...
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TSounds like you can't go wrong with any of these. Yamaha stands last forever, in my experience.
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TIf bought new, Pearl has a lifetime warranty. You can definitely rely on that. I have stands from the 70s that are still being used...
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TI have several 700 and 900 Yamaha stands I got in the 90s that are still going strong and look almost brand new. I have less experience...
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Tmost modern 70s on up stands from name manufacturers last 50 years minimum unless you're doing something wrong
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TAnother vote for TAMA here. I picked up a Roadpro Boom HC83BW for $100 U.S.D. It's very sturdy and well-made...
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TThough I'm a Yamaha hardware guy, that Pearl stand should last you several decades. I generally use a similar weight single braced...
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TAnother consideration would be Pearl TC930. Although a bit outside your price range it gives you options down the road
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TDW 3000 boom stand (it converts to a straight stand when needed). I love this series of hardware.
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