I purchased these clamps for my Rack, but my cymbal arms are to small. Is there an adapter that I can use ??Thanks !!
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Pearl tx-100 extender pipe might help. They also have pipes with closed ends and you can buy an adp-30. but for all that cost and hassle you might just be better off buying a pearl cymbal arm
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I had the same problem. I just wrapped electrical tape around the area I wanted to clamp. Go around the stand a few time until its thick enough for the clamp to grip it.
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Not that I'm aware of. I would say that if your stands don't fit in this clamp then you shouldn't be using them anyway because they are too small for real drumming. Pearl makes a cymbal mount for the ICON system.
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There is no adapter that I'm aware of. The clamp is universal. I'm using a gibralter cymbal arm and it works just fine. Make sure you tighten it all the way.
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Mine are bigger and I got them to fit by turning them around just the clamps and it works well , I feel yours will work.
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Honestly I don't know if it will. The space when I took of the c clamps are too short. You could try it and just return if it doesn't fit.
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These were specifically made for a 7/8 inch bar diameter. That's not to say you can't make them fit but it will look wrong. It will be up to you to decide whether or not it bothers you but techincally, yes, they can be made to fit. It also may require you replacing the hardware that comes with the kit with longer hardware since the one inch diameter bar you will be mounting them to will effectively spread the clamp further apart. HTH
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Sorry Steve but I have no idea. I would ask that of the reseller. They worked great on my Yamaha
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Yihong,I'm sorry I can't help you with that because I mounted it where I needed it not by using the clamp but by screwing it straight through to a metal plate and I didn't keep the clamp. I'm sorry I can' t help you but I can tell you it offers several mounting options so you can probably make it work for you. It is a good stand, that is for sure.Good luck, Frank
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I use this on an old "Ultimate Support" a-frame piano keyboard stand and clamp it to one of the tubes (each tube is 1.5" in diameter and the c-clamp BARELY fits around the tube, although it does provide a secure fit). Hope this helps...
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You need a 3/8 to 5/8 mic stand adapter - here is one: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Screw-Thread-Adapter-for-Microphone-Stand-5-8-male-to-3-8-female-/161121435615?pt=US_Stands_Mounts_Holders&hash;=item258395ffdf
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I don't have this item but I do have a boom that is set up for video equipment with the standard male 1/4 inch threading. Mic stands have a 5/8 inch and in some rare cases, euro sizes at 3/8. I was able to hook up my 5/8 inch mic holder head using this adapter kit (Photogitems Adapter 1/4" Female to Standard Microphone 5/8" Male) which I bought of a vendor on Amazon. here is the link:Photogitems Adapter 1/4" 20 T Female to Standard Microphone 5/8" MaleI hope this helps!!!
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Nooooo! I do not recommend anything more than a splash cymbal. And also, the clamp is only a pressure clamp (does not lock) and doesn't mount on vertical posts. Only horizontal, rack type of systems. But will not fit on a rack system. I still have not found an application for this clamp, I'd recommend a Gibraltar, or some other clamp. They're around the same price.
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Measure your bars. The space between the clamp bolts is 3-1/2", so the bars can be no wider than that. If the bars are round, the clamping bolts will allow the bracket to clamp to a 1-7/8" tube. Flat bars can be 1-1/4 x 3-1/2". The carriage bolts that clamp the bracket can be exchanged for longer ones for thicker carrier bars, but these are pretty generous. I see that they bare practically giving these away. Sure beats $140 for Thule cradles!
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Sounds like you need longer ones. You may want to consider a different type that adjusts easier than these. They are kind of a pain to hook up.
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There are adapters, just run a search and you should find several. These pedals are available in both sizes as well.
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those weigh exactly 6 grams without the adapter, with the adapter you are very close to what you have already. Is this for a 1/2" mount, or a P-mount? Most carts for 1/2" are around 5g. May I suggest an Audio Technica AT95e which is designed for a higher mass arm and would be perfect for the weight you described. Excellant sound, and a bargain for $40. a STEREOPHILE magazine recommended component for years.
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I wish I could help you out but I am not too familiar with the product you're asking about. I've only used these mounts to hook up some old BOSE satellite speakers I had lying around.
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I bought this one on Amazon: "Fender Tremolo Arm for Mexican Standard Strat", it fits perfectly.I also ordered from Amazon: "Fender 099-4931-000 American Series Stratocaster Tremolo Arm Tension Springs" (worked great to keep the arm snug without as much risk of stripping the threads).
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I returned this item because I didn't like how u needed to bend the arms to make it "fit" my bike. My suggestion is to talk to a pro shop and get their opinions as they are more qualified than I am.