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Price : $41.99 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

What our customer's say!

"Pretty good, a tad shaky, but good.", 4 out of 5 only because of the slight shaking it does. I don't really like that. I have two of these stands with 16" crashes on each of them. The lighter crash seems to shake a little more. Also its 4 out of 5 because i believe the boom arm could be some inches longer (3?)
Reduce shaking and add 3 inches and this thing is pretty much perfect.

"Good stand for the money", There's not a lot of difference from expensive stand down to the moderately priced ones. I take these out all the time, and have no trouble at all.

"GREAT stand !", Great stand at an amazing price! A tiny little bit shaky while its a boom stand with a heavy cymbal but if u position it right its not shaky at all.Quick and easy configuration and deconfiguration!Its a boom and a straight which is EXTREMELY convient. I love it!

"Boom Cymbal", ok so i bought this cymbal stand to mount my 16 inch crash. Everytime i hit the crash it is a little shaky. But Overall it was a good buy for a cheap price.

"Solid stand, good value", I bought the DW P/D 700 Boom Cymbal Stand along with several other items so that I could add some splash cymbals to my set. I wanted something inexpensive, yet was solid enough to hold the weight of a Zildian crash cymbal I already owned along with:

- Gibraltar Grabber Cymbal Arm
- Gibraltar Mini Cymbal Stacker, 6 Inches
- Wuhan WUSP0810 Traditional & Rock Splash Cymbal Pack

This stand does the job well. It is sturdy and securely holds the weight of the grabber arm and splashes, especially when this arm is positioned over one of the tripod legs. The stand is versatile, as you can either set it up as a straight stand or a boom stand. And it packs up quickly. The hardware seems to be well-made and ready to last for some time to come.

Overall, this combination cost me just under $100 including S&H from Musician's Friend through Amazon. It was the least expensive option I could find, short of buying this equipment used.