Tama TMR1000 Mirror Rod
€245.00*
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Zero latency ball bearing
4 ball bearings per side - mounted as close as possible to the axle for exceptional smoothness
maximum length: 55 cm
Model TMR1000
By placing 8 ball bearings as close as possible to the centre axle, the cardan shaft is more balanced and can rotate faster and smoother.
To ensure smooth operation without delay or play, the Mirror Rod uses a simple and reliable ball bearing design and is made from lightweight machined aluminium parts.
The Mirror Rod's unique design allows for simple, quick and easy installation with fewer mounting and adjustment screws.
The straight design of the Mirror Rod and the use of ball bearings ensure extremely quiet operation.
A memory lock is included to save the preferred adjustment position.
The Mirror Rod is a cardan shaft for double-foot machines that has been developed to completely eliminate play in the left pedal. Latency-free movement is achieved through the use of lightweight materials, precise ball bearings and optimised weight distribution on the central axis. A simple system for attaching the pedal and an adjustable design enable particularly easy handling.
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Contact:
Roland Meinl Musikinstrumente GmbH & Co. KG
Musik-Meinl-Str. 1
91468 Gutenstetten
E-Mail: info@meinldistribution.eu
Web: http://www.meinldistribution.eu/
Tama is a renowned manufacturer of drums and percussion instruments that was founded in Japan in 1974. Known for its innovative technology and high quality workmanship, Tama has established a firm place for itself in the music scene. The brand offers a wide range of products, including acoustic and electronic drums as well as accessories such as stands and heads. Musicians worldwide appreciate Tama not only for the tonal variety of their instruments, but also for their appealing design and durability. With a strong connection to rock and pop music, Tama has gained numerous famous drummers as brand ambassadors and remains a major player in the world of drums.
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