Griffin 6 Piece Drum Hardware Pack (Percussion TiltPro X Edition) – Full Stand Kit with Snare, Hi-Hat, Cymbal Boom, Kick Pedal & Throne for Gigs or Studio

Might be one of the best products I’ve ever bought on Amazon. I bought this hardware kit for a new drum set. Every piece is solid and sturdy. It’s heavy duty, but not heavy enough that you can’t move it around. It’s super easy to put all the stands together. There’s a manual that comes with each individual stand. The boom stand is weighted on one end to create a stable stand capable of holding a larger ride cymbal. And the price is amazing. 100 percent recommend for all drummers.

I rebuild used drum sets for students. These are dependable medium grade stands for the price. Solved my problems of hardware!

I ordered this six piece set of drum hardware for our adult grandson. Before I found this set, I had been searching for the separate pieces looking for decent stuff that was reasonably priced. If I had bought the six pieces individually, they would have cost well over $350.00. This six piece set at $145.00 is a real bargain. The hardware is robust, definitely not shoddy cheap stuff. I've been playing drums for a very long time, owned a number of drum kits and drum hardware, and this equipment will definitely hold up for the average player. Also, the set arrived a full five days before the original anticipated date of delivery. I heartily recommend this Griffin Complete Drum Hardware Pack 6 Piece Set of full size percussion equipment. If I could have given it 10 Stars I would have!

You get what you pay for. I wanted a drum hardware bundle for cheap, and this is exactly that. The hi-hat stand and snare stand aren't the best, but the rest of the hardware is perfectly fine. Example of the hi-hat stand not being the best: it's flimsy, the stand sits crooked, and doesn't clamp well when closed because it's slightly off. I twisted it as tight as you can get, but no matter what I do, the stand will not close or clamp down tightly, so I always have loose hi-hats no matter if I'm playing closed or open. The snare stand just doesn't sit well and is flimsy. Everything else plays and sits fine. If you are a beginner drummer, this is perfect. If you're avid, I would skip buying this bundle. If you get more serious with your chops, down the line, you're gonna wanna replace some of the hardware.

6 months in and working perfectly.

For the price and what it is I would say this exceeds my expectations and worth 5stars, but there’s still better hardware that is more expensive. You get what you pay for usually, I think this offers even a little more for something that usually costs 1/3 of your setup. I’m restoring a used beginner kit for the kiddos this Xmas and wanted to get all the hardware in one go. This package was a steal and some of the design is really well thought out. The boom stand has a counter weight that makes it balance really well. Everything is adjustable to the extent of my other more expensive hardware. The cost savings in negatively noticeable in some sharper thinner metal designs, and the legs won’t just slide easily, you gotta finagle them out of square here and there. Throne is pretty cheap and uncomfortable for an adult after a while. Pedals are something I am skeptical would survive hard usage. Some of the stands might be a bit wobbly if they’re getting bumped into. If you’re not gigging and looking for a place to start on a budget this is an excellent working solution that will let you upgrade piece by piece later.

I’d acquired an incomplete 4piece kit w/some hardware. Coincidentally this pack had almost exactly the pieces that I needed to complete the kit. I rolled the dice and bought this very inexpensive set of stands, throne, hi-hat etc. man, I gotta say, I am not disappointed at all. Surprisingly sturdy construction. This kit will be staying at home where I practice. It’s not for gigging, so it’s not going to be broken down and set up thousands of times. But honestly these pieces could certainly stand up to the rigor of gigging. There is one piece, I believe it’s called a “convertible boom tilter,” it holds the boom arm to the stand. That one piece felt kind of light and might be the thing that breaks down first. But I’m saying that without any evidence whatsoever, just felt kinda light. These stands will absolutely serve my purpose and definitely seem solid enough for playing out. Thanks Griffin and GeekStands.com for the great deal on what I believe to be rock solid drum hardware.

This is a wonderful deal. The lower cost stands work perfect for an at home set that doesn’t really move. The assortment of stands with the bass drum pedal and throne are the absolute best deal for your kids drumset or for your own. We will be sharing this set, so having adjustable stands at a low cost were key. She’s 7 and I have been playing for over 35 years. We are on 2 different levels, so cost is very important to me. 5 piece Yamaha stage custom w/ hybrid setup.