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DW 9991 Single Tom Stand

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A DW single tom stand for one suspended tom: 1/2 in ball-joint arm compatible with TB12 mounts, independent adjustment, small floor footprint. For a one-up kit or an extra drum.

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The 9991 is a single tom stand for one suspended tom: one arm, one drum, nothing more. It is the stand for the drummer who plays one rack tom and one floor tom, for the one who adds an extra drum on the left, and for the one who wants to move a tom off the line set by the bass drum.

What sets it apart

  • One 1/2 in tom arm, compatible with DW TB12 mounts
  • Ball-joint adjustment, free positioning
  • Thick tubing with oversized joints
  • Hinged height memory locks at the joints, arms and legs
  • Plastic lining inside the tubes
  • One arm: adjusting one drum never moves another

The single tom, a more common setup than you think

A three-piece kit (bass drum, snare, one tom) has been through jazz, blues, rockabilly and a good part of modern pop. It calls for a single stand, not a double stand with one empty arm in the way.

Even on a full kit, a single stand is useful: to take a tom off its mount and bring it closer, or to slip an extra drum between the hi-hat and the snare.

One ball joint for one drum is more precise

On a double stand, both arms share a tube: adjusting one often affects the other, because you turn the tube to fine-tune the position. With a single arm, every move affects only one drum.

For a drummer looking for the exact angle where the stick rebounds effortlessly, that independence is worth the extra space taken by a second tripod.

A stand that packs away easily

One arm means a setup that comes down to a tube, a ball joint and one clamp. It is the stand you add to a bag that is already full, the one you bring to an acoustic night where you only set up the essentials.

Specifications

Drum heldOne suspended tom
Arm1/2 in, TB12 compatible
PositioningBall joint
JointsOversized
Anti-resonancePlastic lining inside the tubes

What it is for

  • A kit with a single suspended tom
  • An extra drum between the hi-hat and the snare
  • A tom taken off its original mount
  • An acoustic group with a stripped-down setup
  • A complement to a tom mount already in place

Compare with other manufacturers

Single tom stands from other manufacturers:

ManufacturerComparable modelWhat differs
PearlSingle tom standBall joint locked by a single ring
TamaRoadpro series single standHex arm, not compatible with DW mounts
Gibraltar6600 series single standThinner tubing, geared toward light transport
LudwigAtlas tom standThe manufacturer's own arm system

Frequently asked questions

Will the arm fit my tom?
It is 1/2 in and designed for DW TB12 mounts. With another brand of drum, check the diameter the mount accepts.
Can I add a cymbal to it?
This stand holds a tom. To combine a tom and a cymbal, there are versions supplied with a boom arm.
Why choose a single stand over a double?
For independent adjustment and a smaller footprint, when only one drum needs to be held.

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