An ideal choice for orchestras and concert bands, the 5706EX Concert Snare Drum Stand from Gibraltar delivers a lightweight stand without sacrificing stability, thanks to its double-braced tripod legs and exclusive round rubber feet. The hinged height adjustment features a nylon collar insert and supports adjustment between 26 and 40" for supporting any orchestral playing scenario.

The nylon wing-nut basket arm adjuster and geared basket tilter make it quick and easy to find the optimal position for your playing style. The basket can support any metal hoop snare drum from 10 to 15" as well as 14" wooden hoop snare drums.

Ideal for Orchestras and Bands    Low Mass for Easy Transport    Highly Stable Double-Braced Tripod    Hinged Height Adjustment: 26 to 40"    Geared Basket Tilter    Nylon Wing Nut Basket Arm Adjuster    Fits 10 to 15" Metal-Hoop Snare Drums    Fits 14" Wooden-Hoop Snare Drums    Round Rubber Feet with Small Profile

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. how tall and how long is the ClearSonic A5 1-Section Acrylic PanelB&H # CLA51 MFR # A5-1?

A: Keep in mind this is only one panel... not an entire screen system. It's 60 tall.

Q: 2. I see that the mics are powered by AA batteries. What about the receiver? Can the receiver run off of battery power, or does it have to be powered by an outlet?

A: Hello, Thank you for contacting Samson Technologies. The receiver for this system runs off of a power supply that can connect into a wall outlet. This power supply is included within the unit. If you have any other questions or inquiries, please let me know at any time. Best Regards, James

Q: 3. Work with the Dana Dolly?

A: Yes, the Impact Slider Stand would make a great combo to any slider or Dana Dolly system.

Q: 4. Is the ALZO Overhead drum light dimmable?

A: Unfortunately, this fixture is not dimmable since it uses self-ballasted fluorescent lamps.

Q: 5. I have two of these units installed in a 40' x 50' room connected via unbalanced outputs to a Dennon PA Amp. Everything works well with all 4 mics when testing the system in an empty room. Once they hold a meeting and fill the room with about 80 people, there is popping and cracking noises. They have shut done all but one of the mics and that seems to solve the problem. I even spread out the operating channels for the mics to prevent interference between the transmitters. Any suggestions as to the source of the problem?

A: Mine make popping sounds as well. I have used many brands in the past. I'm not a fan of the infra red system, it wastes time and they are still not clear. My Voco Pros work good, but that is a four mic rack system.

Q: 6. What type of a mic adapter end fits in the body pack?

A: The body pack transmitters require a compatible female 3 pin mini XLR connector.

Q: 7. I see that the microphones are powered by AA batteries. What about the receiver? Can the receiver be run off of battery power, or does it need to be plugged into a wall outlet?

A: Hello, Thank you for contacting Samson Technologies. The receiver for this system runs off of a power supply that can connect into a wall outlet. This power supply is included within the unit. If you have any other questions or inquiries, please let me know at any time. Best Regards, James

Q: 8. Is this stand compatible with Matthews 249563 casters?

A: The Matthews slider stand legs are the same size as impact slider stand so the wheels should fit.

Q: 9. I am trying to replace an old splitter that has been used in a church sanctuary splitting sound from the sanctuary and the TV broadcast. Will this splitter due what we need or do we need to look at the higher cost splitter?

A: Not sure what you are replacing. This may work fine, but please contact us via e-mail with your installation details for assistance: Audio@a href= http://bandh.com target= _blank bandh.com/a

Q: 10. What is the amperage rating of the sockets?

A: FST, 10 amps 250 volt