SS208 Players Snare Stand

Worked perfectly and had held up to my kid's pounding

I bought this stand for use with a practice pad for a student. The stand could have been stronger and is not tall enough to fit all situations but for the price and my use, it couldn't be beaten.

This thing is soo cheap it's honestly made for little kids. This is not made for anyone actually playing in a working band. Doesn't sit flat I can go on about the plastic tightener. Can secure the drum on the stand in fear of busting the plastic.

First, the good: it is pretty much as advertised and definitely worth the price. I purchased this to hold a practice pad for practice without bothering family and neighbors, and it seems to work well for that.Now, the deficiencies. It is small, barely tall enough for an adult to use while sitting. It is very light duty; I use it for a 12" practice pad and that is fine, but I wouldn't recommend actually putting a snare drum on it as it would surely tip over or fall apart with anything more than the lightest of touches. I would destroy it if it was in my regular kit.

Very sturdy for the money. If you are looking for high end stuff, pull out your wallet and look for a more expensive stand. If you want a great sturdy snare stand for cheap: look no further.I ordered this late at night and should have checked sizes better, because as received it will not hold my 10" Roland PD-105 pad (so be warned). After some Macgyver-ing in the form of raising the top of the turn knob by adding some cut open tube&tape, I was able to make it fit great.This is a great stand for the money.. Although it initially did not fit my snare, I still give it 5 stars for the relation between quality and price..

Can't be extended much at all and too short

Works great, easy set up

Works well, but a tad wobbly