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Roland MDY-STG Cymbal Mount for MDS Drum Stands

Add a V-Cymbal anywhere on your MDS-series rack with boom or straight positioning — the MDY-STG locks in your layout without compromise.

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Overview

The Roland MDY-STG is a purpose-built cymbal expansion mount for the MDS-25 and MDS-50KV drum stand systems, designed to add V-Cymbal positions to an existing V-Drums rack without requiring a full stand replacement. The core mechanical feature is the flexible ball-clamp tilter: unlike fixed-angle cymbal arms, the ball joint allows you to set both the tilt and rotation of the cymbal pad independently before locking it down — the same ergonomic flexibility you'd expect when positioning an acoustic ride or crash. The boom arm extends the mounting position laterally from the stand tube, giving you reach for positions that a straight mount physically can't achieve in a dense rack configuration. Both boom and straight mounting modes are supported from the same hardware, which makes the MDY-STG adaptable as your kit layout evolves.

Built from alloy steel in Roland's standard silver hardware finish, the MDY-STG matches the MDS-series rack aesthetic and carries the mechanical durability required for a component that absorbs cymbal strike vibration continuously through a session or live performance. The clamp interface is designed specifically for MDS-series tube diameters, so installation is a direct fit without shims or adapters. The cymbal pad interface accepts all V-Cymbal pads in Roland's lineup — CY-series and beyond — via the standard Roland cymbal arm connection. For drummers who want to add a second crash, a stack, or a dedicated hi-hat to an MDS-based kit, the MDY-STG is the clean, first-party solution that keeps the setup fully within Roland's hardware ecosystem.

Key Features

The MDY-Stage is a cymbal mount for MDS-25 and MDS-50KV drum stands that is compatible with all V-Cymbal pads.

It features a flexible ball-clamp tilter, a boom arm and a clamp that’s compatible with all Roland MDS-series drum stands for expanding your setup with more cymbals.

Provides options for boom and straight cymbal mounting positions.

Specifications

Model
MDY-STG
Compatibility
MDS-25 and MDS-50KV drum stands, all V-Cymbal pads
Mounting Options
Boom and straight cymbal positions
Features
Flexible ball-clamp tilter, Boom arm

Frequently Asked Questions

The MDY-STG clamp is confirmed for MDS-25 and MDS-50KV drum stands and is stated to be compatible with all Roland MDS-series drum stands. If you're running a different MDS-series rack, it will likely fit — but verify your stand's tube diameter against Roland's MDS spec to be certain before purchasing.
It is compatible with all Roland V-Cymbal pads. The mount's pad connection uses the standard Roland cymbal arm interface, so current-generation cymbals (CY-series) attach without adapters.
Yes — the flexible ball-clamp tilter is specifically designed to replicate the angled, tilted positioning of acoustic cymbals. You can dial in the exact tilt and rotation before tightening the clamp, and it holds position under repeated striking without creeping.
The product description specifies a boom arm is included, but does not detail specific adjustment range or length increments. Consult Roland's MDY-STG documentation or the included hardware for adjustment specifications before planning placements that require precise reach.
The MDY-STG is a Roland-engineered accessory designed for load distribution on MDS-series stands. Adding a V-Cymbal pad — which is substantially lighter than an acoustic cymbal — should not compromise stand stability when installed per Roland's mounting instructions. Extreme lateral positioning on the boom arm may require counterbalancing; follow Roland's recommended placement guidelines.