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This is a good stand for the price, as one would expect from Pearl hardware.
It seems to come from their 'lowest' line at the moment, so clearly won't have all the bells and whistles found on the more expensive stuff. Having said that, I've found this to be more than adequate for all basic cymbal holding tasks - easily adjustable in all places where it matters without fear of wobbles or falls when used sensibly.
Size and scale are hard to judge in photos, and when this was unwrapped and set up it wasn't as chunky as I was expecting. This can clearly be a good thing for those lugging weighty hardware bags around from gig to gig, or for many of the fashionable smaller kits currently doing the rounds. As long as you're not expecting a monster super heavy duty stand it should be just fine.
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Real good stand, for heavy use
Paul W. 489 27.08.2013
This one won't break down while you are playing like some cheaper ones, which can fall down at any time.
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great stand
Sean514 10.04.2015
I use this at home for practicing, and when I'm gigging. If I think I need a heavier stand, I leave this at home. But that's a very very rare occurrence. This stand does everything you ask. It's easy to manipulate and set up. I use it to carry my 22" medium ride, and it hasn't let me down. Haven't recorded with it, so can't comment on issues that may arise there.