The 6 Best Snare Stands Reviewed | Ultimate Comparison

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Here are the best snare stands for all budgets! (Links below⬇️)

In this video, I’ve put six of the best snare stands to the test to help find the best options drummers of all styles, levels, and budgets. I think it's important to choose the right snare stand because a good model offers greater stability, adjustability, and will improve your playing comfort.

Each stand has its own strengths, from ultra-lightweight designs for easy travel to rock-solid heavy-duty options for touring pros. I’ll walk you through the standout features of each stand and let you know which ones I personally recommend.

Let me know in the comments which snare stand you’re using or thinking of picking up!

Timecodes
0:00 - Introduction
0:28 - Gibraltar 9706 Pro Ultra Adjust Snare Stand
1:55 - DW 9000 Series Air Lift Snare Drum Stand
3:17 - Pearl S930 Snare Drum Stand
4:42 - DW 5000 Series Snare Drum Stand
6:09 - Gibraltar 4706 Lightweight Snare Stand
7:08 - Tama HS80W Snare Drum Stand
8:22 - My Top Recommendations
8:56 - Outro

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Finally, a good snare stand comparison on YT. Your videos about cymbal bags and hi-hat stands are awesome too. If there is a chance, I would like to see a video comparing drum thrones.

ivanbajovic

Wait, how are you under 100k subs? This channel is pure quality man, keep up the amazing work, these are life savers.

CodyEngel

That lamp in the background is giving a great ambiance! Great vid!!

ilanathehealer

Thanks for this! Most helpful and informative. Well done!

danes

Super helpful! I was going to buy the Pearl 930 - because I 'always' buy Pearl - but will now take a look at the Gibralter 9706, I've noticed with a couple of products recently how solid their hardware is.

phildavison

I have a Tama RoadPro stand with a uni-ball adjustment under the basket. Other than that it's the same as the one you demo'd. But for me the uni-ball is such a great feature. You can really angle your snare in any minute way to exactly where you want it depending on your setup. No gears to have to click into limiting what angles you can use! After playing for 28 years that became annoying for me.. haha! But I agree with you that Tama and DW hardware is always well designed and super durable. There is a reason why they are the industry standard.

drumsNstuff

great video. can't understand why you only have 1.8k subs with this high level content. keep it up :)

Lumerdrums

I love Pearl hardware but where they always falls short, is the annoyingly brittle plastic bushings. Seriously, be sure to buy plenty of them when ordering Pearl hardware as they will break often enough and when they do, you can no longer use the height adjustment without memory locks.
For this reason, the Tama edges it for me.

Fantastic video. I look forward to more! :)

TheKranog

I have the DW9000 and it has been flawless, but all the manufacturers make excellent products on their top end hardware

MarkMonolithOfficial

Rocking a DW9000 myself, love it. Everything I want it to be. Got it used in perfect condition for like $150.

APdrums

Ludwig's atlas stands are solid as well and i gotta say even mapex 800series snare stand is a solid contender as well

thousandmonkeys

Thanks mate! I have the Tama HS800W waiting in my basket, but now i'm reconsidering the Gibraltar.

JPT-cu

Great video! I loved it. Keep the good work man.

jessdrummer_

Great video, Gideon Waxman. Looking forward to your next upload! I smashed that thumbs up button on your content. Keep up the fantastic work! The comparison between the DW 9000 Series and the JBala 9706 was particularly insightful. How do you think the innovation in snare stand design will influence drummers' playing techniques in the future?

KeyserTheRedBeard

I'm still using my Pearl S1030; but it doesn't look like you could go wrong with any one of these. Gearless tilting is a must though.

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