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DW 9900 Double Tom Stand

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A DW double tom stand for suspended toms: two ball-joint arms hold the drums off the bass drum, which stays untouched and resonates freely. Accessory clamp included for a cymbal or a percussion piece.

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The 9900 is a double tom stand for suspended toms: two ball-joint arms rise from a single stand and hold the drums off the bass drum. No hardware touches the big drum, and there is nothing to drill in a shell you would rather keep intact.

What sets it apart

  • Two 1/2 in tom arms, compatible with DW TB12 mounts
  • Ball-joint adjustment on each arm
  • Oversized tube joints, to limit wobble
  • Accessory clamp for a cymbal or a percussion piece
  • Hinged memory locks
  • Plastic inserts in the tubes to cut unwanted noise

What the bass drum gains by carrying nothing

A bolted tom mount goes through the bass drum and ties it to whatever it carries. Many drummers switch to a tom stand for that reason alone: they want the big drum to carry nothing.

The other reason is more down to earth: an undrilled bass drum resells better and ages better. A shell that has never been drilled keeps all its options open, including becoming a floor tom one day.

The ball joint, two adjustments in one

A ball joint lets the arm turn in every direction at once: tilt toward the drummer, rotation around the stand, side angle. You bring the drum exactly where your hand falls, then tighten once.

The downside is well known: a ball joint that is not tight enough slips. Hence the oversized joints and the memory locks, which let you find your setting again even after a poor tightening.

The accessory clamp, the hidden argument

The stand comes with a free clamp on the tube. It takes a cymbal boom arm, a wood block, a tambourine or a percussion mount. On a tight kit, it saves one more tripod on the floor.

Specifications

Drums heldTwo suspended toms
Arm diameter1/2 in
CompatibilityDW TB12 mounts
PositioningBall joint on each arm
BonusAccessory clamp for cymbal or percussion

What it is for

  • A bass drum you do not want to drill
  • Getting maximum resonance from the bass drum
  • Toms moved to the drummer's left or right
  • Adding a percussion piece on the accessory clamp
  • A studio kit set up for recording

Compare with other manufacturers

Double tom stands from other manufacturers:

ManufacturerComparable modelWhat differs
TamaDouble tom standHex-section arms, not compatible with DW
Pearl930 series tom standProprietary ball joint
Gibraltar9600 series double standRatcheting arms rather than ball joints
YamahaStand for two tomsThe manufacturer's own drum mounting system

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to change the mounts on my toms?
The 1/2 in arms are designed for DW TB12 mounts. With another brand of drum, check the diameter the mount accepts.
Do toms sound different on a stand?
The bass drum clearly benefits. For the toms, the difference comes mostly down to the quality of the mount and how it is tightened.
Is the accessory clamp included?
Yes, it comes with the stand.

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