Yamaha HS740 owner manual Spring Tension Knob, Cymbal Support Plate, Hi-Hat Clutch, Spur

HI-HAT STAND

HS740

OWNER'S MANUAL

rSpring Tension Knob

The Spring Tension Knob supplies tension control over a 11-step range, To increase tension, slide the Spring Tension Knob up (Fig. A) to any position you like (use the scale as a reference) and then rotate the knob to the left to lock in place. (Fig. B)

To reduce tension, rotate the Spring Tension Knob to the right (Fig. C) and slide to any position you like.

To increase tension, slide the Spring Tension Knob up, to decrease tension, slide the Spring Tension Knob down.

●Spring Tension Adjustment

Spring

Tension

Knob

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing a Yamaha Hi-Hat Stand. Please read this owner's manual thoroughly before use.

CAUTION

•To prevent the Hi-Hat Stand from coming loose during performance, tighten all securing bolts and adjustment bolts firmly.

•To maintain smooth action, apply some grease-grade oil (ex. lithium grease) to all of the moving parts as needed.

qCymbal Support Plate

To install the bottom hi-hat cymbal, remove the hi-hat clutch assembly and place the cymbal on the felt washer on the cymbal support plate. The angle of the bottom cymbal can be adjusted by turning the angle bolt on the underside of the support plate.

To adjust the angle of the hi-hat cymbal, use the Knob Bolt located on the underside of the cymbal support.

wHi-Hat Clutch

To install the top hi-hat cymbal, loosen the wing bolt and remove the entire hi- hat clutch assembly from the upper pull rod. Next, remove the clutch nut and position the cymbal between the two clutch felts.

After installation, tighten the clutch nut on to the clutch assembly to secure the cymbal. Place the entire assembly onto the hi hat upper pull rod and tighten the wing bolt to secure the desired position of the top cymbal.

The lock nuts on the top of the clutch can adjust the feel and sound of the hi hat cymbals. To obtain a loose sound, open the nuts off of the felt; for a tight sound, close the nuts onto the felt. Once the desired sound has been ob- tained, tighten firmly the lock nuts onto each other.

ePosition Clamp

Once the bottom hi-hat cymbal height has been decided, the position clamp can be used to mark the settings for future set ups and to prevent uninten- tional changes during musical performances. Use a drum key to firmly tighten the position clamp into place.

tFootboard Stabilizer Rod

The Footboard stabilizer rod should attach to holes in the frame at the bottom of the hi-hat base.

ySpur

The large heavy-duty rubber feet prevent unwanted movement of the hi-hat stand during playing conditions.

To minimize slippage further, there are two spurs in the frame.

These spurs can be extended as needed by adjusting the turn screws pro- vided on either side of the frame base.

uLeg Position Adjustment

Loosen Bolts A and B shown in the illustration to

Leg		the right to change the position of the legs
		(footboard). After the position has been
	Leg	determined, tighten both Bolts A and B firmly.
		Also, we recommend that the legs be positioned
		in the same manner as shown in the illustration
Leg		on the left so as to leave some space available
Foot Board		for setup and to provide sufficient stability for the
		stand. (This setup is for right-handed drummers.
		For left-handed drummers, please set up in an
		opposite manner.)

Note:

To maintain smooth action, occasionally apply some grease-grade oil to all of the moving parts.

Be careful not to use excessive force when tightening the extender base nut as this may damage the nylon bushing inside the tube.

● Cymbal Support Plate		● Hi-Hat Clutch
Felt	Fiber
		Clutch Bolt	Wing Bolt
			Lock Nut
		Felts
Cymbal
Support	Knob Bolt		Clutch Nut
Plate

* Specifications and design are subject to change without notice.

(Fig.A) (Fig.B) (Fig.C)

Hi-Hat Shaft

Hi-Hat Clutch

Cymbal Support Plate

Knob Bolt

Position Clamp

Extender Base

A

Spring Tension

Knob

B

Footboard

Spur Footboard Stabilizer Rod

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