Designed to hold a 13 x 5" snare drum, this Gator ICON Snare Drum Bag provides the functionality of a hard-shell case with the versatility of a lightweight bag, making it simple to get your drum in and out quickly. A sloping zipper design allows for easy access, and ultra-thick padding provides superior protection while maintaining its shape to save time during setup and teardown. The bag has a durable, weather-resistant 1000D nylon exterior and a plush micro-velvet interior. The bag also features an integrated drumhead storage pouch for carrying spare heads.

Holds 13 x 5" Snare Drum    Easy-Access Sloping Zipper Design    Weather-Resistant 1000D Nylon Exterior    Ultra-Thick Padding

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I want to use this as a boom stand for shotgunning my Rode NTG3. I already have a boom pole. My question is, if I buy this package, can I successfully mount the boom pole I already have to this stand? Or is that adapter locked into that boom pole that comes with it? And does that mean there is no cushion for the circumference of other boom poles to fit? And how necessary is the sandbag to balance the weight? Because my other boom pole would make it difficult to use the bag that comes with this deal.

A: The boom on this stand is a fixed part, it can not be swapped. The need for the counter weight is dependent on the item on the boom and the length of the extension.

Q: 2. Can it be used as a regular light stand?

A: Yes. When the arm isn't extended and pivoted, it's a robust stand.

Q: 3. Is the locking mechanism for the boom made of plastic or aluminium?

A: Definitely aluminium. I have used this stand heaps and it is rock solid.

Q: 4. Will this fit Novation Launchkey 49? Thanks!

A: Yes it does fit the Novation Launchkey 49

Q: 5. What maximum counterweight is recommended for this (420csu) boom stand?

A: The maximum counterweight you can use depends on the weight of the light being used on it.

Q: 6. What is the maximum load if used only as a stand without the boom arm?

A: Here is the payload load capacity for the Manfrotto Combi-Boom Stand with Sand Bag (13') 26.4 lb / 12 kg, with Boom Arm in Vertical Position 11 lb / 5 kg, with Boom Arm at Maximum Extension

Q: 7. Can I use this as a light stand for my aputure 120d ii + light dome ii?

A: This is not suitable for booming a 120d and dome.

Q: 8. how well would the boom work with a Profoto b10 plus with a 1x3 rfi strip box?

A: It will work well

Q: 9. I'm recording martial arts instruction. At times the instructor is standing and at other times laying on the floor. It is very dynamic so it can shift quite quickly. Would you suggest using this boom stand with an NTG3?My fear is that it would sound good when the instructor is standing, but when they lay down, I lose significant volume. Any suggestions?

A: You will definitely lose sound quality when the instructor gets low. First option would be a wireless mic xmitter strapped to the instructor with the mic taped securely to his clothing. Next option would be a boom operator to move with the instructor. If none of those options are available can you shoot the instructor in sequences and reposition the mic for each shot?

Q: 10. Can you use this for top down shots?

A: Yes, you can use the Manfrotto 420B Combi Boom Stand (Black) for photographing straight down.