Upper
Pull Rod
Beater
Beater Holder
Beater Angle Cam
Spring
Wing Bolt
Hoop Clamp
Spring Adjustment Nut
Footboard
Key Bolt
Hi-Hat Stand Assembly
Open the legs of the hi-hat to form a stable tripod. Insert
the ends of the radius rod into the holes near the bottom
of the hi-hat base (Fig.14). Thread the upper pull rod into
the connector as shown (Fig.15).
Place the upper tube over the upper pull rod and into the
tripod base and set the height to your preference. Rest
the lower hi-hat cymbal on the hi-hat cup. Attach the top
hi-hat cymbal to the clutch in the order shown then slide
the clutch with the top cymbal attached onto the upper
pull rod. Adjust the distance between the top and lower
hi-hat cymbals to your preference by stepping on the
pedal and tightening the wing-bolt on the clutch when the
desired distance is achieved.
Fig.14
Upper Pull Rod
Hi-Hat Clutch
Wing-Bolt
Hi-Hat Cup
Upper Tube
Wing-Bolt
Radius Rod
Drum Pedal Assembly
Insert the ends of the radius rod into the holes near the
bottom of the pedal base. With the pedal flat on the floor,
insert the beater into the beater holder link and secure it
with the provided tuning key (Fig.16).
Clip the pedal to the Pedal Clamp Plate and tighten the
wing-bolt to secure the hoop clamp. Check the key-bolt
at the top of the beater angle cam to ensure it is tight.
Test the pedal and adjust the spring tension to your
preference by adjusting the upper and lower nuts below
the spring. To adjust the beater angle, loosen the key-bolt
of the beater angle cam and rotate the beater to your
preference and tighten. Please note this will also affect
the foot-board height (Fig.17).
Fig.16 Fig.17
Fig.15Attaching the Upper Pull Rod
Hi-Hat Cup
Hi-Hat Clutch
Bottom Lock Nut
Wing-Bolt
Felt Washer
Top Hi-Hat Cymbal
Lower Hi-Hat Cymbal
Upper Tube
Die-Cast Joint
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