Detail 01
Extended base
More clamping surface against the post, which helps on larger tubes and spreads the load of a heavier tom.

Independent shopping perspective
The extended-base version of Yamaha's tom ball clamp with long hex rod. Choose it when you need more mounting surface or clearance than the standard base gives.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
More clamping surface against the post, which helps on larger tubes and spreads the load of a heavier tom.
Detail 02
Angle adjusts freely in any direction from a single point rather than in fixed notches.
Detail 03
The hex shape keeps the tom from twisting in its receiver once you lock it down.
Detail 04
Pushes the tom further from the mounting point, giving clearance when cymbals or stands crowd the space.
Detail 05
You are paying for the extended base. If clearance is not a problem, the standard version does the same job.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It gives the clamp a longer contact area against the post it mounts to, which helps with grip and with clearing nearby hardware.
Only if you need the extra base length for clearance or clamping surface. Otherwise the standard version mounts the same tom.
It is the ball clamp and long hex rod. You supply the drum and the stand or rack it mounts to.
It is designed around Yamaha hardware dimensions. Check the tube diameter it needs to clamp and your tom's receiver size first.
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