Upgraded bass drum cowbell holder with adjustable L-rod and rubber hoop protectors for secure, damage-free mounting.

The Tama CBH50 Cowbell Attachment is a robust, drummer-friendly solution for mounting cowbells or small percussion accessories directly to your bass drum hoop. Part of Tama’s acclaimed hardware lineup, this upgraded attachment features a clamp and L-rod with adjustable positioning and angle, allowing precise placement of your cowbell to suit any playing style. A specially designed angled memory lock ensures quick, repeatable setups while preventing the L-rod from slipping during performance, delivering rock-solid reliability.

The rubberized clamp protects your bass drum hoop from scratches, a significant improvement over older models. With a dual-position rod holder for left or right mounting, the CBH50 offers flexibility for both right- and left-handed drummers. Crafted from high-quality chrome-plated steel, this attachment is ideal for live gigs, studio sessions, or practice, delivering Tama’s trusted durability and thoughtful design for seamless integration into any drum kit.

Key Features:

• Adjustable L-Rod: Allows precise positioning and angle adjustment of the cowbell for ergonomic placement tailored to your setup.

• Angled Memory Lock: Ensures quick, consistent setups by locking the L-rod in place, preventing movement during intense performances.

• Rubber Hoop Protectors: Rubberized clamp safeguards bass drum hoops from scratches, protecting lacquered finishes.

• Dual-Position Rod Holder: L-rod can be mounted on either the left or right side of the clamp for versatile setup options.

• Chrome-Plated Steel Construction: High-quality, polished finish ensures durability and a professional look, with no sharp edges and deep knurling for secure mounting.

• Compact and Lightweight: At approximately 0.7 lbs, it minimizes stage clutter and is easy to transport for gigging drummers.

• Sturdy and Reliable: Built for stability, ensuring your cowbell stays secure during high-energy performances.