qCymbal Support Plate
To attach the bottom hi-hat cymbal, first remove the hi-hat clutch, wing nut and felt. Next, confirm that the metal plate and rubber washer are on the cymbal support plate and set the bottom hi-hat cymbal, felt (small) and wing nut on the holder in that order. Finally, tighten the wing nut to secure the cymbal in place.
The angle of the cymbal can be adjusted by rotating the knurled-head bolt, located under the support plate, then securing the bolt in place with the fixing nut.
wHi-Hat Clutch
To attach the top hi-hat cymbal, remove the clutch nut and place the top cymbal between the felts. Screw the clutch nut back onto the clutch bolt and tighten firmly.
The lock nuts above the felt can be used to adjust the overall feel and sound of the hi-hat cymbals. For a loose sound, loosen the nuts off from the felt; for a tight sound, tighten the nuts onto the felt. Once the desired sound has been obtained, firmly tighten the lock nuts onto each other.
eCymbal Position
The large spring tension dial is used to adjust the span between the cymbals.
Rotate the dial to the right to close, or to the left to open the span between the cymbals.
The system is equipped with an indicator for easy reference and set- ting.
rOpen Clamp
To adjust the angle of the entire closed hi-hat holder, loosen the wing nut (A) on the tilter. Once the unit is set to the desired angle, firmly tighten the wing nut.
Also, the CHH-920 is held in place with an Open Clamp. Make sure that the clamp’s sections are parallel then tighten both nuts firmly.
tMounting Pipe
The 22.2 mm diameter mounting pipe for the hi-hat holder makes pos- sible a wide variety of set-ups. It can be mounted to YAMAHA tom holders and the bass side of double tom stands. The hi-hat holder can also be mounted with YAMAHA pipe clamps and clamp accessories such as Open Clamps (OC-910U and OC-920R), Arm Clamps (AC- 910), and Cymbal Stand Attachments (CSAT-924).
yPosition Clamp
Once the closed hi-hat holder set-up has been decided, the position clamp on the mounting pipe can be used to mark the settings for fu- ture set ups and to prevent unintentional changes during musical per- formances. Use a drum key to firmly tighten the position clamp into place.
Note:
To maintain smooth action, occasionally apply some grease-grade oil to all of the moving parts.
