Designed for the gigging drummer, the TAMA HH45SN Stage Master Hi-Hat Stand Single-Bracedis a hi-hat stand with single-braced legs. It's designed to be sturdy and rugged, yet easy to breakdown and take with you on the road. This hi-hat stand offers a height adjustment range of 26.4 to 36.6".

Thanks to its direct-pull action, its response to your command is immediate. With a swivel-foot design, the foot pedal itself can swivel around the base, reducing the stand's footprint in the process, and aiding your setup. A toe guard protects the chain from your foot, and a non-loosening rubber insolator prevents the HH45SN's rod from slipping. This rubber isolator also mitigates the noise of metal-on-metal contact.

Height Adustment Range of 26.4 to 36.6"    Direct-Pull Action for Quick Response    Easy to Set Up & Aids in Flexible Setups    Foot Pedal Swivels Around Base    Toe Guard Protects Hi-Hat Chain    Non-Loosening Rubber Isolator

• Direct-pull action
• Single-braced legs
• Swivel-foot design
• Non-loosening tension rod
• Toe guard
• Security clutch

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi, Does it be able work with the Sachtler FSB 8?

A: The Sachtler FSB 8 has a 75mm Ball, making it compatible with the Benro 75mm Hi-Hat.

Q: 2. In the customer photos for the product, there are several interesting accessories like the are holding the Zoom recorder and the adjustable platforms holding the camera. What are these so I may order everything at once?Thanks,Bill Neboyskey

A: Since there are 3 accessory ports which are 3/8 -16 female with a 1/4 -20 insert you can attach most monitor arms. I've attached an example but there are many on the market.

Q: 3. Does this come included with a 100mm half ball leveler?

A: The item comes as shown in the photograph. The 100mm ball leveler would need to come from whatever tripod head you are using it with. It does come in a pretty cool bag as well as a set of extra screw on feet for different surfaces.

Q: 4. Which one to get 75mm or 100mm hi hat? I know the difference in size and weight but which would be better for still photography? Thanx.

A: Better depends on what you are doing. Most likely the smaller 75mm will be more than adequate for still photography. 100mm is better for cameras that are larger than most any still camera being used today.

Q: 5. Do the rubber feet pull off of the ball? This seems like mounting upside wouldn't be an option correct?

A: I have used this upside down. It held camera fine until there was a bit of a bounce on the rigging, The feet came out of the rubber sockets, luckily I had safety chained the camera to the rigging.

Q: 6. Does this work with ANY 75mm ball head or only Benro products?

A: I would think it will work with any 75mm. It works with my Sachtler 75mm.

Q: 7. Will it work it a 100mm to 75mm adapter?

A: Yes. You would be able to incorporate the following 2 Gitzo items with your Benro 100 mm Hi-hat. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/898109-REG/Gitzo_gs5321v100_Video_Adapter_100mm_Ser.html + https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/898106-REG/Gitzo_gs3321v75_Video_Adapter_75mm_Ser.html

Q: 8. Does the Benro 100mm Hi-Hat already come with a half bowl adapter if I wanted to use it with a 75mm tripod head?

A: The Benro 100mm Hi-Hat does not include a 75mm to 100mm bowl adapter. Benro has two options for 75mm heads which are listed below. Benro 75mm Hi-Hat BH #BEHH75AV Benro BA1075 100mm to 75mm Bowl Adapter Ring BH #BEBA1075

Q: 9. Will this fit Manfrotto 502HD?

A: Yes it will. B&H# MAMVH502A, which is the 75mm version of the 502HD, will work very well in this 75mm Hi-Hat.

Q: 10. Hi. Will this work with the Manfrotto 504 HD head?

A: Yes, the Manfrotto 504HD Fluid Video Head uses a 75mm half-bowl for connection so it is compatible with the Benro 75mm Hi-Hat.