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Weiss 18" Roto-Tom with Stand

Model: SW-18ROTO

Availability: In Stock

$249.95

The Weiss 18" Roto-Tom includes a single roto-tom stand, making it an easy addition to any drum set, concert tom or percussion setup. Like all roto-toms, the drum offers a wide tuning range by simply spinning the drum on the center thread...
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Weiss 18" Roto-Tom with Stand - Product Information

The Weiss 18" Roto-Tom includes a single roto-tom stand, making it an easy addition to any drum set, concert tom or percussion setup. Like all roto-toms, the drum offers a wide tuning range by simply spinning the drum on the center threaded rod which mounts into a roto-tom track. The included stand offers height and tilt adjustments.

The Weiss 18" roto-tom is the largest for sale and works great as an additional drum set floor tom, or can even be mounted (using additional hardware) for a bass drum setup.

Includes drum, roto-tom track, stand, and clear drumheads.

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Weiss 18

Comments:

I recently purchased the full set of Steve Weiss Roto-Toms, ranging from 6" to 18" (6", 8", 10", 12", 14", 16", 18"), and I'm thrilled to finally complete my drum collection with these versatile drums. I'm glad there are still options available for buying new Roto-Toms, and the quality of this set does not disappoint. The Roto-Toms themselves are well-constructed and have a solid feel. The unique, open design allows for bright, cutting tones with a lot of tuning flexibility. They're perfect for adding melodic elements to my setup, and I love the tonal possibilities they bring. However, one thing to note is that they seem to be more sensitive to room temperature changes than traditional drumheads. I find that I have to tweak and fine-tune the tension fairly often to maintain the sound I want. It's a small inconvenience, but it's worth it for the distinctive sound that only Roto-Toms can offer. The stands and mounting hardware that came with the set are decent, but I do wish they were a bit sturdier. They hold the drums securely, but a slightly more robust design would provide greater stability. Because of this, I'm looking into mounting them onto a drum rack system, which I believe will be a more solid and practical solution.

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Posted By:

JAY MCALLASTER

Rating:

5.00

The Roto of Doom!

Comments:

Wow, this thing is cool! I mounted it to the left of my hi hat, tuned it high for some fun tympani patterns with mallets and then rumbly and low for some freaky Bruford patterns against a backbeat, The fun is never ending! The cast iron spokes are fun to clang on as well-- a multi-use oddity! Huzzah!

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Posted By:

Mark Pavlack

Rating:

5.00

Love my 18

Comments:

Yes, I LOVE my 18" roto-tom. It works and sounds like 6,8,10, 12,14,16 inch rototoms that I've had since the late 70's But Kinda dislike the stand. The original type stands for a single roto-tom has a square steel block attached directly to the pivot point of the stand. Then the threaded rod goes through the steel block and that allows the roto-tom to go down to average floor tom height. This new stand at its lowest setting places roto-tom high enough to play while standing up.

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Posted By:

Ron

Rating:

5.00

18

Comments:

Very nice and glad you offered this larger size, because I bought your 16" and the larger roto toms are hard to find. Price was reasonable also compared to others, even used. Now I have complete set 6" to 18".

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Posted By:

Clarence Mosley

Rating:

4.00

18

Comments:

All very knowledgeable, very simple and smooth to order.

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Posted By:

Richard Garcia

Rating:

5.00
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