Yamaha Crosstown Advanced Lightweight Snare Stand
From Yamaha:
The Crosstown line of advanced lightweight hardware is the next generation of portable and sturdy cymbal, snare and hi-hat stands.
- Lightest hardware pack in the industry
- Stable aluminum construction
- System hardware compatibility
- Channel legs and non-slip rubber feet
- Choose HW3 Hardware pack or individual components
- Professional hi-hat playability and dependability
Stand type:Ā 3 Arm basket
Leg design:Ā Compact channel
Accessories:Ā Individual sleeve
Please Note: The item displayed in the images may not be the actual item you receive.
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Yamaha Crosstown Advanced Lightweight Snare Stand
Yamaha Crosstown Advanced Lightweight Snare Stand
From Yamaha:
The Crosstown line of advanced lightweight hardware is the next generation of portable and sturdy cymbal, snare and hi-hat stands.
- Lightest hardware pack in the industry
- Stable aluminum construction
- System hardware compatibility
- Channel legs and non-slip rubber feet
- Choose HW3 Hardware pack or individual components
- Professional hi-hat playability and dependability
Stand type:Ā 3 Arm basket
Leg design:Ā Compact channel
Accessories:Ā Individual sleeve
Please Note: The item displayed in the images may not be the actual item you receive.
Original: $109.99
-65%$109.99
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From Yamaha:
The Crosstown line of advanced lightweight hardware is the next generation of portable and sturdy cymbal, snare and hi-hat stands.
- Lightest hardware pack in the industry
- Stable aluminum construction
- System hardware compatibility
- Channel legs and non-slip rubber feet
- Choose HW3 Hardware pack or individual components
- Professional hi-hat playability and dependability
Stand type:Ā 3 Arm basket
Leg design:Ā Compact channel
Accessories:Ā Individual sleeve
Please Note: The item displayed in the images may not be the actual item you receive.










