Multiclamps

Multiclamps

Expand your drum kit without extra stands

Multiclamps are one of the most flexible pieces of drum hardware and are used to mount additional equipment directly onto existing stands. With a multiclamp, you can add cymbal arms, percussion, pads, or other accessories without using floor space for more stands.

This makes multiclamps an ideal choice for drummers who want a more compact, flexible, and professional setup—both in the practice room and on stage.

What is a multiclamp?

A multiclamp is a clamp that connects two tubes or hardware parts, typically between stands and additional equipment. It allows you to mount, for example, an extra cymbal arm or tom directly onto an existing stand.

Most multiclamps can be adjusted and rotated, so you can place your equipment precisely as you wish. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

What are multiclamps used for?

Multiclamps are used to expand drum kits without adding more stands. It is an efficient way to optimize space and make your setup more manageable.

Typical uses:

• Mounting extra cymbal arms
• Adding toms or percussion
• Securing pads or electronics
• Setting up cowbells, blocks, or shakers
• Expanding drum racks

Multiclamps make it possible to create a more advanced setup without increasing complexity. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

Advantages of multiclamps

Multiclamps are popular because they offer great flexibility and save space:

• Less need for extra stands
• More compact drum kit
• Flexible equipment placement
• Faster setup
• Easy to customize and expand

They are especially useful in setups where space is limited or where quick setup is important.

Multiclamps for live and transport

In live performances, multiclamps are a great advantage because they reduce the amount of hardware that needs to be transported. Fewer stands mean faster setup and teardown, which is important for gigs and tours.

At the same time, multiclamps provide a more stable setup because more elements are gathered on fewer stands.

Multiclamps for advanced setups

Professional drummers often use multiclamps to build complex setups with many elements. By combining clamps with cymbal arms and racks, one can create a very flexible and personal drum kit.

Multiclamps are also often used in hybrid setups, where acoustic drums are combined with electronic pads.

What should you be aware of?

When choosing multiclamps, it is important to ensure that they fit the diameter of your stands. Most clamps are designed for standard sizes, but it is important to check compatibility.

Additionally, you should choose a model with solid construction and good tension, so your equipment stays secure—especially for live use.

Multiclamps are an essential part of modern drum hardware

Today, multiclamps are a standard part of many drum kits because they allow for customization and expansion of the setup without making it heavier or more complex. They are used by both beginners who want to save space and professionals who want maximum flexibility.

Whether you want to add extra cymbals, percussion, or electronic elements, multiclamps are a simple and effective solution.