Description
What Stands Out
Key Details
- Material: High-quality Siam Oak Wood construction for durability and resonance.
- Purpose: Specifically designed to raise the drum off the floor for ease of playing.
- Player Profile: Optimized height for seated student percussionists.
- Portability: Easily disassembles and stacks for convenient storage and transport.
- Weight: Lightweight design at approximately 2.18 lbs.
- Dimensions: Measures approximately 10.75″ in length and 22.00″ in width.
- Stability: Engineered for secure drum placement during active performance.
- Condition: B-Stock (Note: Drum does not fit snug in the base).
Best For
Use Cases
- Educational Settings: Ideal for music classrooms and student ensembles where ergonomic height is necessary for younger players.
- Traditional Percussion: Perfect for those utilizing the Dancing Drum Signature Series who need a stable, elevated base.
- Mobile Performances: Great for traveling musicians due to the stackable, easy-to-disassemble design.
Setup Notes
Installation
Installation is straightforward and requires no complex tools. Simply assemble the Siam Oak components according to the provided guidelines. Ensure the stand is placed on a level surface before seating the drum into the base. Because this is a B-Stock item with a looser fit, users may wish to verify the drum’s stability before beginning a high-energy performance.
Compatibility Check
Compatibility
- Primary Compatibility: Designed specifically to fit the Dancing Drum Signature Series djun djuns.
- Other Drums: Fit is not guaranteed for drums outside of the Dancing Drum Signature Series.
Additional Details
This stand is part of the Tycoon Percussion series, distributed via Hal Leonard. It serves as a practical solution for percussionists looking to improve their posture and accessibility while playing the Dundunba. Please note that as a B-Stock item, this product provides a cost-effective entry point for students while maintaining the structural integrity of the Siam Oak build.
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