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The Gibralter Rack Factory No-Leg snare drum stand includes the 9506NL floating snare stand, the SC-EA100 extension arm with adjustable grabber clamp, and the SC-GRSSMC Road Series Super Multiclamp.
Gibraltar Rack Factory No-Leg Snare Drum Stand
Gibraltar Rack Factory No-Leg Snare Drum Stand
Gibraltar Rack Factory No-Leg Snare Drum Stand

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4.45

11 Reviews

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Most Liked Positive Review

5

It needs some work. Otherwise great

I bought this not realizing it would be so short which is my fault, however the first time I used it I mounted it ti the front leg of my rack and the horizontal pole with clamp and snare side affixed clamp, the end in the provided multiclamp squished the pipe to and elliptical shape. Realizing this I removed it and reinforced the inside of the pipe and it works great now.

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Most Liked Negative Review

3

Can be awkward at first

Like all Gibraltar products, the stand is sturdy. Setup can be challenging, but is worth it. Arm could have been longer or come with a swivel option for the rack clamp. A good idea is to position your snare and bass with the rack/stand, then build around it. Adding this stand post rack setup can be challenging. I'm very picking with my setup. But the convenience of "one less thing to carry off stage" is worth a little extra effort to make it work.

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Best Uses
  1. Concerts3
  2. Practicing3
  3. Home Studio2
  4. Performances2
  5. Permanent rack installations: practice, studiio1
Cons
  1. Not Functional1
  2. Takes some time to place, set up to your specs1
  3. Cradle should hold a 4 x 10 snare!1
  4. Extension arm needs to be longer.1
  5. Unstable1
Describe Yourself
  1. Experienced5
  2. Professional Musician2
  3. Novice1
Pros
  1. Functional5
  2. Good Quality5
  3. Easy To Use3
  4. Improves Sound3
  5. Compact3

Reviewed by 11 customers

  • Helps tighten up double bass pedal, hi-hat stand placement

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitteda year ago

    byNeal

    fromChesapeake, VA

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    I used this to eliminate the tripod of a snare stand, to bring in more closely/group the left-hand side of a double bass pedal w/the hi-hat stand. Takes some finagling to get placed well, but for permanent installation of my practice set/Gibraltar rack it was worth it. The grabber arm is too short, but GC price was low, left plenty funds to buy the 17-25" grabber arm/clamp. Used the shorter arm to place 2 leg DW hi-hat stand secured to the rack, so it all worked out. Took longer bottom leg of snare stand to interchange/lengthen longer grabber arm. Clamp worked good on rubber foot over tube, versus bare tube, to secure horizontally from rack to snare stand.

  • I mit if I need to

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted4 years ago

    byDamon

    fromNinnekah Oklahoma

    It's is great! Simple to setup,go's good with any drum set

  • Leggless Stand Stands Tall

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byAllen L

    fromTucson, AZ.

    Gibraltar delivers every time. Great gear!

  • Gibraltar gear rocks

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byStork

    fromBrunswick Ohio

    easy simple to set up never have to worry about knocking my snare over when I've had one too many

  • I recommend this product

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted7 years ago

    bySamuel

    fromundisclosed

    Solid snare stand.

  • Yes. I should never have to. Very high quality construction

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted7 years ago

    byHand Drum Al

    fromNorwich, CT

    Building a hybrid kit. Started with congas, highhat, cymbals, bells, and blocks. Bandleader wanted snare. Tumba out/snare in. With the snare outside, left, the three-legged stand was too wide. This kit tightened everything up, for a fraction of the cost of buying everything separately, even with adding the Gibraltar SC-SMC (filter thought the "s" word was profanity) Multi Clamp, to replace the included rack clamp. Snare sits tightly, outside left, attached to the highhat. Conga between the knees. Cabled cajon pedal to right. Sitting on cajon, angled right for hand playing. Might be able to bring the tumba back!

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  • submitted2 years ago

    asked byBrian H

    fromDayton, OH

    People are saying it's too short. So what is the length of the horizontal bar that connects from the snare stand to your rack?

    People are saying it's too short. So what is the length of the horizontal bar that connects from the snare stand to your rack?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    16.81 x 12.17 x 13.98 inches

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byJorge

    fromPerrysburg, OH

    Can this be used on a 10" snare?

    Can this be used on a 10" snare?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    No. Please see "Ludwig Atlas Pro II Snare Stand"

  • submitted7 years ago

    asked byGary

    fromCA

    All of the reviews say that the horizontal extension bar is too short, has that been remedied?

    All of the reviews say that the horizontal extension bar is too short, has that been remedied?

    Open Reply - Gear-Head
    To our knowledge, this hasn't been changed.
    Open Reply - Gear-Head
    To our knowledge, this hasn't been changed.