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Promark H-RODS Hot Rods berkenhouten rods
The Pro Mark HRODS are birch wood rutes. These Hot Rods can be used for drum pieces where regular sticks are too loud and brushes to soft.
Vic Firth HB metalen brushes (Heritage)
Brushes are ideal if you want to create a softer, attenuated sound with your drums. Brushes are often used for playing Jazz music. These metal brushes produce a clear sound on the snare and are easy to use.
Cascha HH 2039 Professional 5A Maple drumstokken (12 paar)
Fully stock up on sticks with the Cascha 2039 drumstick bumper pack. Twelve pairs of lightweight and comfortably balanced 5A drumsticks have been bundled up to save drummers a little of their hard-earned cash.
Drumsticks & Mallets information
The sound of an acoustic drum kit is partially influenced by the kind of drumstick you use. That's why all drummers or percussionists have their own personal preferences when it comes to wood type, size and shape. Moreover, certain drumsticks go well with certain music styles. Take for example brushes, which are often used for jazz music, or rods, which produce a sound somewhere in between that of sticks and brushes. Mallets are drumsticks intended for tuned percussion instruments and melodic percussion instruments, among others. For electronic drum kits you can use regular drumsticks. However, we recommend picking a pair of sticks that you find comfortable and that fits nicely in your hands.
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