Gibraltar SC-DCT-BT Cymbal Brake Tilter

The Gibraltar SC-DCT-BT is an infinitely adjustable add-on cymbal brake tilter designed to securely hold your cymbal at the desired angle. It allows you to mount an extra cymbal on an existing cymbal boom arm, eliminating the need for an additional cymbal stand. Its unique "brake" feature enables precise adjustment of the cymbal's movement, from free-swinging to completely stationary, helping drummers fine-tune their cymbal response and prevent unwanted wobbling during intense playing, offering greater control over their setup.

The Gibraltar SC-DCT-BT features a gearless brake mechanism that provides infinite adjustment for cymbal placement at any angle. By utilizing the drum key screw, you can tighten or loosen the tilter to control the cymbal's swing, allowing it to move freely, have slight resistance, or be completely locked in place. This precise control helps drummers achieve their preferred cymbal feel and ensures stability during performances, even during hard playing.

This tilter is ideal for drummers who want more control over their cymbal setup and wish to expand their kit without adding extra stands. Whether you're a studio musician needing consistent cymbal response, a live performer looking to prevent cymbals from wobbling excessively, or simply someone who prefers a specific cymbal feel and wants to add an extra cymbal to an existing boom arm, the SC-DCT-BT offers enhanced stability and adjustability for various playing styles and situations.

The Gibraltar SC-DCT-BT Cymbal Brake Tilter is designed to mount an extra cymbal on your existing cymbal boom arm. While it features standard threading for compatibility, its primary function is as an add-on to expand your setup rather than a direct replacement for a main cymbal stand tilter. If you have any questions about compatibility with your specific hardware, a Sweetwater Sales Engineer can provide personalized gear advice.

While a standard tilter primarily sets the cymbal's angle, the SC-DCT-BT offers two crucial advantages. First, it adds the ability to control the cymbal's movement with its "brake" function, allowing you to prevent excessive swing, reduce unwanted noise from cymbal wobble, and achieve a more consistent strike response. Second, as an add-on tilter, it enables you to mount an extra cymbal on an existing boom arm, eliminating the need for an additional cymbal stand. This provides drummers with finer control, enhanced stability, and greater flexibility in their setup, improving both playability and sound.