You can write it here, then I will add it there (and hefty will probably add it to the list in 1st post)
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Hardware weights spreadsheet
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You can write it here, then I will add it there (and hefty will probably add it to the list in 1st post)
jptrickster
DFO Master
Speed King WFL pedal. 3.6lb
Elvis
The King of Rock'n'Roll
That sounds better. Thanks for stepping up, kujaw. =)
dave.robertson
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Yamaha 8500 single pedal with belt drive: 3 lbs 4 oz
Tama Iron Cobra Flexi-Glide single pedal: 4 lbs 12 oz
Tama Iron Cobra Flexi-Glide single pedal: 4 lbs 12 oz
Yup. No biggie to maintain both... I'm just pleased this list has lasted this long (5+ years) and been useful for some people!To add someting to the list, simply click on a file of chosen category, edit it, then go to the bottom of the page and click on green field "Commit changes".
You can write it here, then I will add it there (and hefty will probably add it to the list in 1st post)
Peterk256
DFO Veteran
Ludwig ATLAS Arch Rail Mount LAC2983MT
Assembled rail with memory lock: 4 lbs 4 oz
This is similar to Ludwig 1355-1 Snare Stand (4 lbs 1 oz) that I was using.
TWO ATLAS Mounts for bass drum: 2 lbs 2 oz total
TWO Large Classic lugs from bass drum: 5 oz total (these get removed)
Weight impact for switching to two ATLAS mounts on bass drum: 1 lb 13 oz total
Assembled rail with memory lock: 4 lbs 4 oz
This is similar to Ludwig 1355-1 Snare Stand (4 lbs 1 oz) that I was using.
TWO ATLAS Mounts for bass drum: 2 lbs 2 oz total
TWO Large Classic lugs from bass drum: 5 oz total (these get removed)
Weight impact for switching to two ATLAS mounts on bass drum: 1 lb 13 oz total
Makes me wonder if a drum's weight would be useful. Recently, I picked up an entry-level, new drum made by one of the major drum manufacturers - and wow it was really light weight. Not a good kind of light weight - but a cheap-feeling light weight. I guess that's good for schlepping gear in and out of gig venues. But - it may indicate quality as well - cheap drum hardware and/or wood veneers = light weight??? Anyone have any insights on this?
Elvis
The King of Rock'n'Roll
The thin shell craze has been around so long, it's finally trickled down to the generic kits.
bfulton
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Hamilton aluminum cymbal stand: 3 pounds 4 ounces
Elvis
The King of Rock'n'Roll
The Atlas Rail Mount with memory lock is 4 lbs. 4 oz.
The two Atlas mounts are------------------- 2 lbs. 2 oz.
This setup weighs a total of ---------------- 6 lbs. 6 oz.
The snare stand you were using was------------------- 4 lbs. 1 oz.
The two large Classic lugs the Atlas mounts replaced were 5 oz, total.
This setup weighed a total of --------------------------- 4 lbs. 6 oz.
So 6 lbs. 6 oz. replaced 4 lbs. 6 oz.
You increased the weight of your drums by 2 lbs.
...but tell me, did the change make life any easier for you?
Elvis
Peterk256
DFO Veteran
Yes, life is easier. Set it, forget it. Have played about 6 gigs with it and will continue using it. Don't have to mess with positioning a snare stand, flying off a cymbal stand was not an option for me, been there, done that.
FWIW, I wound up repositioning the ATLAS mounts to the reso side, no more limitations with positioning.
Elvis
The King of Rock'n'Roll
Peterk256,
...and you don't mind packing around the extra 2 lbs.?
...and you don't mind packing around the extra 2 lbs.?
Peterk256
DFO Veteran
1 lb on the bass drum, 1 lb in the rolling gig bag vs. setup hassle and usability is a win for me. I'm already using pencil-thin Ludwig LT-126-CS straight cymbal stands and a medium-weight snare stand so I can afford 2 lbs. total for this rig.
But really:
Assembled rail with memory lock: 4 lbs 4 oz
This is similar to Ludwig 1355-1 Snare Stand (4 lbs 1 oz) that I was using.
So, for me it's carrying 3 oz more, not 2 lbs.
Elvis
The King of Rock'n'Roll
...and there you go...It's all in how you look at it.
Thanks Pete. =)
Thanks Pete. =)
Peterk256
DFO Veteran
Throne Bases:
- Rock & Sock Spindle Base - 8 lb, 8 oz
- Gibraltar B9808 Double Braced Base - 8 lb, 13 oz
- Gibraltar B9708 Single Braced Base - 6 lb, 14 oz
Same style as B9808 except single braced, works great, saves 2 lbs! Can't find on Gibraltar's site but on Amazon, Reverb, eBay.
Gunnellett
Very well Known Member
Original Rogers swan leg snare stand. 4 lbs 3.5 oz.
All 3 rubber feet for the legs are missing. Don't know how much weight the rubber feet would have added.
All 3 rubber feet for the legs are missing. Don't know how much weight the rubber feet would have added.
Gibraltar cymbal stand 5609 medium double braced 7.3
Gibraltar cymbal stand 4709 4.9
Pearl Advanced Hardware System snare drum stand 11.5
Tama 1st Chair throne HT 850BC
(Round Rider XL Hydraulix “cloth top”). 13.0
CAMDRUMS
Very well Known Member
Is there an actual spreadsheet somewhere? I see a lot of posts but no spreadsheet document. It would be great if you could open it and then sort, like hi hat stands, lightest to heaviest.
See post #1 in this thread. I compile all contributions there, listing by category from lightest to heaviest.
You could pretty easily copy and paste stuff from post #1 into a spreadsheet too... And someone did actually make a Google doc(?) of the data at one point, but I'm not sure where that is.
