Yamaha HXOCII Open Clamp for Hexrack Drum Hardware Setup

The Yamaha HXOCII Open Clamp is a must - have for drummers wanting top - notch reliability and flexibility in their drum setup. Engineered by Yamaha, it securely mounts and adjusts various drum hardware. Whether you're building a new kit or upgrading an old one, this clamp offers a stable and customizable setup that can endure intense performances. With high - quality construction and precise engineering, it's super durable and easy to use. Its open design enables quick adjustments and secure locking, perfect for drummers who often change their setup. It can handle heavy - duty use without losing its shape, making it a great choice for both pros and hobbyists. Backed by Yamaha's quality and performance commitment, it integrates smoothly with the HexRack II system, providing a cohesive solution for any drum setup. It fits different hardware components, giving your entire drum kit a solid base. Key Features: High - quality, long - lasting build; Open design for easy adjustments and locking; Compatible with Yamaha's HexRack II system; Built to handle heavy - duty use and ensure stability. Technical Specifications: Dimensions: 3.39' x 1.77' x 2.36'; Weight: 0.66 lbs; Diameter: 15 - 34mm (including hexagonal tubes).

Using the Yamaha HXOCII Open Clamp is a breeze. First, identify the hardware component you want to attach to your drum setup. Place the clamp around the part of the hardware and the support structure, like a bar in the HexRack II system. Then, make sure it's positioned as you like, and use the locking mechanism to secure it firmly. You can adjust it easily whenever you need to change the position of your drum hardware. When using it, avoid applying excessive force that could damage the clamp or the hardware. Also, don't use it with components that are much larger or smaller than the specified diameter range. To maintain it, regularly check the locking parts for any signs of wear. Clean it with a dry cloth to keep it in good condition. If you notice any issues, like the clamp not locking properly, it might be time to get it checked or replaced.