HiHat Stands

Fame HH4000 Hi-Hat Stand Starter Edition with Adjustable Spring Tension, Double-Braced Legs & Rubber Feet

The Meinl HiHat Stand CHS is a handy HiHat stand made of powder-coated aluminum, specially designed for mounting HiHat cymbal pairs directly in front of the Cajon player.

Double braced Hi Hat stand with chain drive and ergonomic kick plate. Perfect for e-drums and small gigs.

Finally! Remote Cable HiHat from Fame at an affordable price! The hihat pedal can be placed in (nearly) every position, the top can be mounted on the rack or any stand.

Fame HH6001 Hi-Hat Stand Flat-Base Edition with Adjustable Spring Tension, 3x Flat Legs & Rubber Feet

FAME HH9001 HiHat Stand, Two-leg Construction, Sensational low-price! Hihat stand for high demands. Two-leg construction for space saving set-up.

The HiHat Stand HH9000 from Fame offers premium quality at affordable prices. Double-braced legs, large skid resistant rubber feet and many more!

The Tama HH55F HiHat stand Classic is based on the vintage models of the 1960s. This lightweight and compact stand not only convinces with its traditional design, but also promises stability, easy ...

HiHat Stand Mars H600, Black. The 600 series hardware by Mapex does not only feature great functionality, it looks cool too.

The Tama HH205S Iron Cobra Hi-Hat Stand is a lightweight hi-hat stand with a single strut base and adjustable spring tension. By simply turning the plastic wheel at the lower end of the rod, the sp...

The MXA73N Closed Hi-Hat Attachment from Tama is an X-Hat holder that is perfect for double bass drummers to have a second closed Hi-Hat as an additional option on the drums. The distance between t...

Hi-hat stand, Double braced legs, Chrome finish, Perfect pressure point kick plate, Triple P plate, 2000 hardware series

Tama HH315D: The hardware of the Speed Cobra series from Tama is characterized by low price with best stability and functionality. This hi-hat stands come in a two-legged version, which is rare in...

With the name "Armory", the soulless names of numbers and letters have been replaced with a more expressive name. It gives the Mapex hardware a new face.