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Vic Firth Drumsticks 101

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These are the popular American Classic drum stick models with the specifications of the 7A, 8D, 5A, 5B, 2B, and Rock, and a full round tip. This tip change creates a completely different sound for each model, bringing increased focus and clarity to drums and cymbals.
Vic Firth American Sound Hickory Drum Sticks Wood 7A

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  • Perfect for electronic drums

    5

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    submitted2 years ago

    byJeff

    fromMilwaukee, WI

    If you have an electronic drum kit and are a fan of Vic Firth sticks, the round tips on these are perfect for accurate triggering.

  • My perfect stick

    5

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    submitted4 years ago

    byMattSu

    fromUK

    I've been playing for many years and tried all sorts of sticks. I find the AS7A to be the perfect balance between durability, articulation and playability. The round head gives a nice bright attack on cymbals, and the thicker neck with the short taper gives strength where other sticks (with a longer taper) have worn quicker. The wear of the stick tends to come from the tip chipping before the neck splits, which is how I prefer it, as you have some warning when to bin the pair and and get some new ones out. They are fairly stiff when first played, I used them for Prog Rock, Funk and Jazz. I expect the heavier hitters would go through these pretty quick, but there is a bigger AS5A which I am yet to try.

  • Would buy again.

    5

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    submitted7 years ago

    byJessica

    fromundisclosed

    Bought for my 10 year old learning to play.

  • This could be my go to Sticks

    5

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    submitted7 years ago

    byBRYAN

    fromundisclosed

    These sticks are solid with a good balanced feel. I am trying the round tip to compare with my other sticks , also they are well constructed. And old habit I have is to set the stick down flat an roll the stick to make sure it is true and straight these passed. When I started playing in the 70's I would go into a music store an roll 4 to 10 sticks to get two that were straight. Quality on sticks have greatly improved since then.

  • Great sticks I got the 8D perfect size and length for me

    5

    submitted8 years ago

    byEthan Dewitt

    fromDayton Ohio

    Great for my 12 year old small hands

  • Great sticks but..

    4

    submitted11 years ago

    byNathalie Rodriguez

    fromMiami, FL

    When I first got a feel of these sticks, I instantly loved it. The grip was great, they were comfortable and gave the sticks a great bounce. My only issue was that they only lasted me about one practice and one live session. It literally broke in half in the middle of my playing and it sucked horribly because they really were a great pair of sticks. That is really the only thing I would change, is the duration. But they're great overall.

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