Yamaha Stage Custom 16"x15" FT
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Yamaha
Stage Custom 16"x15" FT - CLW
Product Info
Article Number:
568186
Brand:
Yamaha
Model:
Stage Custom 16"x15" FT - CLW
Category:
16" Floor Toms
Price:
$262.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Stage Custom 16" floor tom is a solid choice for gigging drummers and home recording. Its birch construction gives it a warm, controlled sound that sits well in a mix, and the finish looks great under stage lights. This is a great value for a dependable, professional-sounding floor tom.
Product Description
- Yamaha Stage Custom 16"x15" FT - CLW
- Floor Tom
- Size: 16" x 15"
- Stage Custom Birch Series
- 6-Ply birch shell
- High-gloss lacquer finish
- SBF1615-CLW
- Colour: Classic White (CLW)
PROS
- • Birch shell delivers a focused, warm tone with good resonance.
- • High-gloss lacquer finish looks sharp and offers decent protection.
- • Stage Custom series offers a reliable, pro-level build quality.
- • 16x15 size provides a full, resonant low-end for impactful fills.
CONS
- • Lacquer finish can be prone to stick marks and fingerprints.
- • Stock hoops are basic, limiting ultimate resonance and tuning potential.
- • Legs are functional but not the most robust for heavy touring.
Product Video
Key Features
Size
16" x 15"
Shell Material
Birch
Ply Count
6
Hoops
Yamaha Standard Hoop
Legs
Yamaha Standard Leg System
Weight
Approximately 12 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
Birch tends to be a bit drier and more focused than maple, offering less sustain and a tighter low-end – a good thing if you need it to cut through a band.
They’re reliable for regular use, but if you're a full-time touring drummer, you might consider aftermarket legs for extra stability.
Absolutely, the shell responds well to dampening rings – it’s a common modification to tailor the tone further.
