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From: gray asphalt on 17 Feb 2010 20:53
Duh, after finally reading the directions
for the Yamaha YDD-60, it seems like
a nice little unit. But the stand I bought
for it isn't sturdy enough to keep it from
bouncing around. Is there an alternative
to a snare drum stand ... should I have it
weldes so it doesn't sway ... or buy a
stronger stand?
Thanks again, y'all


From: gray asphalt on 18 Feb 2010 14:11

> Is this the stand you have? It appears to be made for your YDD-60.

If not, it's a twin sister. : -)


From: gray asphalt on 19 Feb 2010 22:18

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>>> Is this the stand you have? It appears to be made for your YDD-60.
>>
>> If not, it's a twin sister. : -)
>
> Well, a snare stand would have three arms with rubber tips to hold onto
> a snare drum, like this
> http://accessories.musiciansfriend.com/product/DW-9300-Heavy-Duty-Snare-Stand?sku=442045
> The one you have looks like (although you can't see it) it has a plate
> that maybe matches up with some screw holes in the bottom of the drum
> machine.

The drum machine has holes like a snare drum. I guess I need
a really strong snare drum stand.


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