Yamaha Stage Custom 13"x09" TT -HA
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This Stage Custom 13x9 tom is a solid choice for drummers seeking a warm, articulate voice without breaking the bank. It's a fantastic addition to a Stage Custom kit or a great standalone tom for a smaller setup, particularly suited for genres like pop, rock, and lighter jazz where a defined, focused tom sound is key.
Product Description
- Yamaha Stage Custom 13"x09" TT -HA
- Tom Tom
- Size: 13" x 09"
- Stage custom birch
- SBT1309-HA
- Colour: honey amber (HA)
- 6-Ply shell
- 100% birch wood
- High-gloss lacquer
- Incl. YESS tom tom mounting system
PROS
- • 100% birch shell delivers a focused, warm tone with good resonance.
- • YESS mounting system minimizes dampening, preserving natural tom voice.
- • 6-ply construction balances durability and sonic responsiveness.
- • Honey Amber finish offers a classic aesthetic, visually appealing stage presence.
CONS
- • High-gloss lacquer can be a fingerprint magnet and require diligent cleaning.
- • Stage Custom series is a mid-range option; lacks the premium hardware of higher lines.
- • 13x9” is a relatively small tom; might not offer the deepest, lowest fundamental.
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Key Features
Size
13 in x 9 in
Shell Material
100% Birch
Ply Count
6
Hoops
Yamaha Standard Hoops
Mounting
YESS Tom Tom Mounting System
Weight
Approximately 6.5 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
It’s a bit more focused than some birch toms, leaning towards a warmer, more controlled tone – not as bright or aggressively resonant as some alternatives.
Absolutely, it’s a significant upgrade; it allows the tom to vibrate more freely, retaining a lot more of its natural character compared to standard mounting systems.
Probably not, the birch offers a good balance. However, if you’re running a very deep, dark kit, consider dampening to further mellow the tone.
