Hardware

Standard Pearl hi-hat clutch with felt washers.

The DCL-300P Drop Clutch allows the hi-hats to be closed when playing double bass. Normal hi-hat action is resumed by simply stepping on the footboard.

The Pearl 75H Hoop-Mount Cowbell Holder ensures you get your cowbell mounted right every time, whether it's playing live or in the studio.

Features fully adjustable multi-angle cowbell L-arm which also mounts effects and drums with 3/8" receivers. Rear tilter for multiple set-up angles.

The CH-70 features a cymbal boom arm and integrated quick-release mounting bracket for applications, such as mounting splash cymbals.

The S-830 is a lightweight yet sturdy snare stand with an infinitely adjustable tilter, and double braced legs.

The C-830 is a lightweight cymbal stand, yet features double braced legs for a stand that is easy to transport and super sturdy.

The Pearl BC830 Double Braced Cymbal Stand with Uni-Lock Tilter has 3 sections and double-braced legs.

The D-790 throne features a round vinyl covered cushion and double braced tripod with a slip-proof height collar.

New and streamlined pipe joints now include Pearl’s new “clam shell” style collars on the 930 series.

The BC930 is a member of the MIPA award-winning 900 Series Hardware family, and features a Uni-Lock Tilter for infinitely adjustable cymbal positioning.

The D-930 Drum Throne features Memory Foam for maximum comfort at an affordable price.

The stand is designed to be used with Roland’s HPD-, SPD-, VG-, and VB-series instruments, which include the HandSonic 10, HandSonic 15, SPD-20, SPD-S, VG-99, and VB-99.

The H-930 features a Demon Style Long Footboard, Trident Design Tripod with Swivel Function, and Spring Tension Dial.

Air Suspension Rubber Tips which promote increased resonance, new Butterfly Nut for easy snare basket adjustment, and the new Trident Design Tripod base.

The Pearl B1030 Boom Cymbal Stand features a newly designed Gyro-Lock tilter with a built-in percussion post, topped off with reversible cymbal cup that can be used to control the cymbal range of motion.