Yamaha CS865 Double-Braced Boom Cymbal Stand
A Next-Gen Boom Cymbal Stand Built to Dial in Your Perfect Setup
Yamaha’s CS865 brings modern precision, rock-solid stability, and studio-friendly refinement to drummers who demand both flexibility and dependability from their hardware. Designed as part of Yamaha’s professional hardware lineup, the CS865 delivers infinite cymbal-angle control, smooth adjustments, and a secure boom system that locks exactly where you want it — every time.
Whether you’re fine-tuning crash placement, stretching your ride into the perfect pocket, or setting up for tight multi-cymbal configurations, the CS865’s infinite-adjustment tilter makes cymbal positioning effortless. Yamaha’s hinged boom tilter clamp delivers an ultra-secure hold without slippage, backed by a memory lock for consistent setup across gigs and rehearsals.
For recording drummers, Yamaha includes internal plastic tube plugs to eliminate stand rattle — a silent but incredibly welcome upgrade that keeps your studio tracks clean. And thanks to its double-braced design, the CS865 remains steady under heavy cymbals and intense playing, while still adjusting smoothly and predictably.
Features at a Glance
- Infinite-adjustment cymbal tilter allows virtually any angle placement
- Hinged boom tilter clamp delivers a tighter, more reliable grip
- Memory lock ensures repeatable setups and extra security
- Plastic plugs in vertical tubes prevent unwanted rattling in studio recordings
- Heavy-duty double-braced legs provide stable support under all playing dynamics
- Designed to place cymbals exactly where you need them in any configuration
Verdict
A refined, rock-solid, pro-level boom stand that gives drummers precise placement, silent operation, and serious long-term stability. If you want hardware that disappears beneath your playing but performs flawlessly every session, the CS865 is an outstanding investment.
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