Bass drum mounted cymbal - looking for ideas

[ebe502]

Looking for thoughts or suggestions on a bass drum hoop mounted cymbal arm with a height of 24 inches from the hoop clamp. I'm specifically going for the look of the cymbal being mounted this way.

Currently the only product I can find that is even close is the Pearl CHB75CA. but it is only about 18 inches at max height: https://pearldrum.com/products/hardware/boom-cymbal-holders/chb75ca
I actually have one of these and used the clamp and L rod, then added a Tama MC5 clamp: https://www.tama.com/usa/products/detail/compact_clamp.html
And finally a Tama short MCB30EN boom arm: https://www.tama.com/usa/products/detail/boom_arm_ratchet_arm.html

This gives me the height I need, but every time I hit the bass drum, the cymbal (a new 8" Zildjian A Custom Splash) hits against the cymbal stand shaft and makes a distinct noise that I don't want to hear. The boom arm is new and is using Tamas latest reversible cymbal bottom with a Quick-Set Cymbal Mate on top.

Any ideas to reduce the vibration going through this?

 

[hsosdrum]

I use a Gibraltar telescoping cymbal arm attached to a DW hoop clamp. I mount a 17" A Zildjian Thin Crash cymbal on it and even on recordings there are absolutely no sympathetic vibrations from the bass drum going through the cymbal. Maximum height is 23½".

 

[notINtheband]

Ultralight Cymbal Arms — Independent Drum Lab

Our Ultralight Cymbal Arms consist of a 10.5mm aluminum L-arm with our gearless, multi-clamp tilter and a cymbal rod. Available in 4 standard lengths (measured from the centerline of the L-Arm base to the cymbal location). There are a few ways to set up the clamp that give you some adjustability, t

www.indedrum.com

 

[1988fxlr]

The old style Ludwig ones that have been around forever will do 22”. It works well with the Pearl hoop mount

 

[mtarrani]

I use both the DW and the Gretsch ones. The Gretsch ones extend higher.