No nuts cymbal sleeves

[multijd]

Has anyone seen or tried these?

No Nuts Cymbal Sleeves - Drumset Cymbal Support

No Nuts Cymbal Sleeves, The Only 1-Piece Cymbal Mount System for Drummers. Squeeze fit sleeve over the cymbal stand post. Extended length - No need for a wing nut. Stiff durable rubber protects the cymbal from stand and eliminates need for a felt. Press On and Leave on. Fast Setup and Fast Tear...

www.nonutscymbalsleeves.com

 

[Ptrick]

Interesting. Maxwells makes a similar cymbal topper, but they are incredibly expensive.

 

[Bongo Brad]

no felts?

 

[bongomania]

I’m into the idea of them! I have made something similar for all my cymbal stands by adding a section of black heat shrink tubing onto a typical plastic cymbal base/tube. I’ll probably buy a set of these.

 

[Tama CW]

I have a large supply of automotive vacuum hoses stocked away from 20 yrs ago. They work just fine for cymbal sleeves of varying diameters....esp. useful on the old 60's stands which don't have much shaft extension to work with. And you can buy clear poly tubing as well if you prefer that. Just don't forget about checking them every year or two as anything made of plastic will eventually wear through. My preferance is to vintage Tama threaded cymbal sleeves from the 70's to 80's - at least they work for the 6 mm stands (ie not Yamaha). I've been able to buy them in quantity for $1 each.

 

[JDA]

no bottom cup? no bottom felt?
bad lighting in the webpage .
Couldn't see that a "seat" is part of the Part.

 

[drumgadget]

no bottom cup? no bottom felt?

Looks as if .......

Seems to me that this might work pretty well, as long as the material holds up. Possibly less dampening than the bottom felt as well. I imagine this product is made out of a super tough flexible elastomer similar to what the Grombal product uses. I like the idea of progress of this sort - relatively simple, basic improvements based on new materials science developments.

Only thing I don't like is the way they look ...... I always liked the styled wing nuts on various manufacturer's stands. But I'll try some out .........

Mike

 

[multijd]

Looks as if .......

Seems to me that this might work pretty well, as long as the material holds up. Possibly less dampening than the bottom felt as well. I imagine this product is made out of a super tough flexible elastomer similar to what the Grombal product uses. I like the idea of progress of this sort - relatively simple, basic improvements based on new materials science developments.

Only thing I don't like is the way they look ...... I always liked the styled wing nuts on various manufacturer's stands. But I'll try some out .........

Mike

I would probably put a felt on anyway. I may get a set and try them. For $13 i think they are worth it.

 

[Ptrick]

I have some cymbal crowns that are similar in concept, and I use a felt.

 

[CSR]

I’m using the Maxwell version. They use your usual bottom felt, but no top felt or but. So far, so good.

Maxwell Cymbal Topper - 8mm 3 Pack

Have you ever gone into a school, shop or studio and seen cymbal stand after stand missing its wing nut? Where do these things go? This is a constant problem for all of us percussionists and there are very few real solutions. Now the answer is here!!Introducing the new Maxwell cymbal topper! ...

reverb.com

 

[mkelley]

I have some cymbal crowns that are similar in concept, and I use a felt.View attachment 417203

I used those for many years. They could handle hardware bags well but lost a few when I was dumb and let someone use my kit.

 

[Heartbeat]

I’m currently trying the No Nuts, although I’ve been very happy with my Camber T-Tops. In the past I tried Cymbal Crowns, but they broke off in my hardware bag and someone broke one using my kit.

The No Nuts are a tough yet somewhat flexible plastic. They work fine without felts, but I haven’t hauled them around in my hardware bag yet. That’s my only potential concern with them...breaking off. I will say that the guys at No Nuts are very nice and great to deal with!

 

[Rich K.]

I use cymbal crowns on all my stands.