SC-LBS
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Small 9.5mm Ball L-Rod
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9.5mm 4 inch knurled mounting area.
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Mounting Reference Guide
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L-Rod Tom Arm Mounts
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12.7 mm arms - Fits most DW, Gretsch, and Gibraltar SC-STL2 and SC-STL3 tom brackets.
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Available 12.7mm L-Rod Arms: SC- BALRL, SC-DWLR, SC-LBL-1, and SC-SLLRM.
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10.5mm arms - Fit most Tama, Premier, Pacific, Taye, Ayotte, Roland Electronic pads, current Remo drums.
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Available 10.5mm L-Rod Arms: SC-BALRM, SC-LBM-1, SC-SLRM, and SC-SLR.
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9.5mm arms - Fit older Ludwig drums, Gibraltar SC-STL2, SC-STL3, SC-STL4, and tom brackets along with percussion items such as cowbells, synthetic blocks and mountable tambourines.
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Available 9.55mm L-Rod Arms: SC-LBS, SC-LRS-1.
Tom Arm Mounting Systems
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7/8" Diameter Tom Arm Mounts - Fit most current Pearl, current CB, older Mapex sets, and other generic made drums.
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Available 7/8" Arms: SC-700HA, SC-78UA, SC-BA78.
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3/4" Diameter Tom Arm Mounts - Fit older Pearl, older Sonor, older CB, older Remo, and other Generic made drums.
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Available 3/4" Arms: SC-600HA
Hex Rod Tom Arms Mounts - Fit current Mapex, current Sonor, and older Remo models.
Available Hex Rod Arms: SC-BALRH, SC-HBL, SC-HEXUA, and SC-LRHS-1
Tom Brackets - Gibraltar tom brackets are designed to fit primarily on Gibraltar GTS mounting systems (on mounting plate). If you plan to mount tom brackets directly on a drum shell, you may need longer screws, depending on the thickness of your shell.
Bass Drum Brackets/Receptacles - These are designed to be mounted on a bass drum shell and come with extended length mounting screws, washers and fasteners to accommodate most drum shell thicknesses.
Tom Arms - No other company offers as many options for mounting a drum as Gibraltar. We suggest you consider the following points before purchasing a Gibraltar Tom Arm: Size and weight of drum to be mounted; Positioning requirements (fixed or moveable); Attachment point of tom arm (from stand, drum rack, bass drum, or multi-clamp); Cost of all parts needed to complete system (example: stand, multi-clamp, tom arm and bracket). Choose the most cost effective, physically-secure system.
It is always recommended that you check your drum for actual Tom Arm size before purchasing.
