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Remote Speedy Hi-Hat Cymbal Stand by Legacy Percussion Gear Double Bass Off-Set+

listed at $325.00

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Condition: UsedSKU: c3531

Description

Remote Speedy Hat by Legacy Percussion Gear

Best in Class just see reviews (1 below)

Perfect for double bass setups or auxiliary hi-hat

Made of chrome plated steel

Fully outfitted with sabian hi-hats and percussion accessories like HatTrick G2, Hishaker and more

Complete, Original, and Fully Functional

USA Shipping $45 / Worldwide $145 - Canada $115, Australia $165

Condition Description: EXC - Stand is in Excellent condition, chrome plating is mostly clean and shiny with minimal wear or signs of use. Complete, original, and fully functional with no damages or issues

Review:

The Remote Speedy Hat by Legacy Percussion Gear is set to revolutionize the drum kit as we know it. This new patent pending remote hi-hat invented by Bill Bachman is the first remote hi-hat to truly work without the lag and drag associated with remote hi-hats. The secret to the speedy action is the patent pending design which virtually eliminates friction and lets the hi-hat cymbals both react and recoil instantly, just like a hi-hat should.

The Remote Speedy Hat™ allows for the hi-hat cymbals to be moved toward the center of the kit, eliminating the need for the right hand to cross over and trap the left hand underneath when playing the hi-hats. It also opens up the left side of the kit for endless set-up options. With the Legacy Percussion Gear — Remote Speedy Hat™ the only limitation is the speed of your foot and your imagination!

Feedback from debut at PASIC Convention: "Everyone’s been trying to do this for years, but this one works." "The action is perfect." "There’s no latency, that’s for sure." "You’re limited here (air drums crossed over), and you never really realize it until you get to play uncrossed." "It doesn’t feel like a remote." "When the cymbal hit you can feel it in your bones, there’s no mush." "Oh yeah, this thing is definitely going viral."