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When regular sticks are too loud and brushes are too soft, Hot Rods are just right.

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Use Pro-Mark Hot Rod drumsticks to create fresh new dimensions of sound. Hot Rod sticks are a Pro-Mark original handmade in the USA of select birch dowels. Hot Rod sticks have a lively, natural rebound. Hot Rods were developed for drummers who want a lighter sound than regular sticks, but with more attack than brushes. In recent years, Pro-Mark Hot Rods have become increasingly popular all over the world in all styles of music.

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Pro-Mark Hot Rod Sticks Features:

  • Patented designBundled birch dowelsHandmade in the USA




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  • Great Sticks!

    As reviewed by Dan Koshulsky on 8/1/2009

    I won a pair of these at Guitar Center's Drum Off with many other awesome prizes last year. My neighbors threatened the cops with me playing all the time so I started using them. I'm able to play quietly enough that the neighbors don't complain but I still have the dynamic control my style calls for. These sticks have a crisper sound on my cymbals too so it makes it easier to experiment with different styles. The downside is the dowels break relatively quick on the edge of cymbals and rimshots. Also you don't get much action on drumheads and they sound dead (which is why I rimshot to get the sound out). Other than that, great sticks!!! I'm going to buy another pair tomorrow!!!

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  • Great for lower sound

    As reviewed by CB20 on 4/16/2008

    I buy these sticks because they are really great for my church and not overwhelm other musical instruments. Their life span isnt so great..maybe about 5-6 months depending and how much and how hard you play. The tips become dull and spreads and sometimes breaks off leaving you with less "sticks" to play with..I recommend these for lighter playing for sure especially for your neighbors sake.(hehe) I also recommend the same type except with only for thicker sticks that is also for a less loud-but longer lasting sticks. Im going to try putting tape on the tips to make it last longer! they should make a plastic version of this..lol w/e

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  • Hot Rods Good for Lighter Playing

    As reviewed by rmd on 10/16/2006

    I bought a pair of Hot Rods to use at my church where I don't want to play as loud. They allow me to play softer while using normal strokes and I can still build to a reasonably loud sound when desired with bigger strokes. The only drawback is that they chip on cymbals fair easily, which reduces their lifespan. I would recommend them to anyone looking for more dynamic control.

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