JRX07C Hi-Hat Stand with Cymbal - Junio Size

Bought this for my 11 year old son for Christmas. Very good quality for the price.

I'm a drummer myself so I had to get a hi hat for the little drumset that the grandparents for the my little guy. The stand is big enough for even a full size hi hat. The pedal spring is a bit strong for my little drummer. The cymbals are cheap but that is expected TBH. Also it came missing a rubber foot and I don't see any way to contact the seller to send me the missing foot, so I guess I'll have to buy one...

I know it's for a kid's set, but the quality vs. price is way off base. The difference in size is not so great that a better quality, used (full sized) stand would be a wiser choice. The hi-hat is one of the most used pieces in the kit, and should be more durable and smooth to operate.

Doesn't soud like a cymbal, too thin, and will bend. All around horrible

Works great

My six-year-old started taking drum lessons, and as I wasn't sure how much he wanted to work, I wanted to minimize the money I spent getting something to practice on. He already had a cheap "toy quality" drum set from ToysRUs, which had "usable" kik, snare, and tom shells, but no hat, and the kik pedal was a joke. But replacing the kik pedal and adding this hi-hat, (and damping and tweaking the heads), turned it into a serviceable practice kit.Given the price, the construction is obviously a bit flimsy, and the cymbals sound awful, but it does work, and the height is better for him than a standard hi-hat. I did have to provide one of my own cymbal felts though.

I thought it cost too much, but it was for my grandson. It is the perfect size but is missing something. My husband is a drummer. He will make it right.

First of all, is it too much to ask for them to include assembly instructions? We were able to figure it out by watching a YouTube video or two, but included instructions would have been greatly appreciated. The cymbal pieces were both bent so that they did not come together. Even after figuring out how to invert them so they are properly positioned, they keep wanting to pop back the other way as my sons plays with them. So I have a very frustrated 8-year-old and I'm a very frustrated mom.