The universal, all-in-one Vic Firth M241 beaters have a medium-hard feel and are part of the acclaimed Contemporary Series.
If you're looking for a universal, all-in-one mallet, the Vic Firth Contemporary series is the right place to go. This is the M242 Hard model.
If you're looking for a universal, all-in-one mallet, the Vic Firth Contemporary series is the right place to go. This is the M243 Very Hard model.
If you are constantly raising the bar for yourself as a percussionist, then these Vic Firth M260 Soft marimba mallets might be what you are looking for.
If you are constantly raising the bar for yourself as a percussionist, then these Vic Firth M262 Medium marimba mallets might be what you are looking for.
If you are constantly raising the bar for yourself as a percussionist, then these Vic Firth M263 Medium Hard marimba mallets might be what you are looking for.
If you are constantly raising the bar for yourself as a percussionist, then these Vic Firth M264 Hard Signature Ian Grom marimba mallets might be what you are looking for.
The Vic Firth BD1 General bass drum mallet is an all-round stick. It has a 3.25-inch round felt head with a medium hardness, which allows rhythms to translate well but also allows the sound of the drum to be heard well.
To pull fat "boom" sounds out of your kick, you need the Vic Firth bD2 Legato. This felt-headed bass drum beater is fully focussed on tone, leaving little attack following a strike.
Want all the rhythms you play on the bass drum to be heard clearly? Then the Vic Frith BD3 Staccato is the stick for you. It's already in the name, it provides a short sound. This is due to the slightly smaller, hard felt head.
Vic Firth BD7 Rolling Mallets is a pair of bass drum mallets with a medium hard head. This allows you to play clearly articulated drum rolls with two hands that get a lot of tone out of the drum.
Want a bass drum mallet that provides a warm, round sound when played softly and a full, present sound when played hard? Thanks to its extra weight, the Vic Firth BD8 Grandioso offers just that.
That Tom Gauger understands the importance of a good mallet should be obvious. That's why the TG02 Legato, one of his signatue mallets, is of extremely high quality. It is perfect for subtle legato parts.
Tom Gauger (a.o. Boston Symphony) has collaborated with Vic Firth to design a line of bass drum mallets. this is the TG03 Molto, which gives you a full sound with every dynamic.
The Vic Firth TG04 Rollers is a pair of bass drum mallets developed in collaboration with Tom Gauger. The head is made entirely of felt. This makes it a bit heavier and produces a fuller sound from your bass drum.
The Vic Firth TG06 Fortissimo was developed by Tom Gauger for Verdi's Requiem. It gives lots of volume thanks to its large, round felt beater.
Sometimes you just want to get a big slap out of your bass drum without adding too much tone. The Vic Firth TG07 Ultra Staccato bass drum mallet is ideal for that. That's because the round head has a core of wood wrapped with leather.
In collaboration with Tom Gauger, Vic Firth has created the TG08 Staccato, a bass drum mallet with a round head. This head is made of medium hard felt, giving you a clearly articulated stroke with a full tone.
The Vic Firth Diamond Tip Joe Porcaro signature drumsticks are based on the standard 5A. By replacing the drop-shaped tip with a diamond-shaped one, you get a more clearly articulated sound.
The Vic Firth Alex González is the signature stick of Maná's drummer. It is a 5B with a barreled nylon tip, for extra clarity on mainly cymbals.
Buddy Rich is the next legendary name in the Vic Firth Signature Sticks Series. His long-taper hickory drumsticks are 16.31 inches long and feature a nylon tip for maximally defined cymbal-sound.
Gregg Bissonette has a signature drumstick at Vic Firth. It is basically a 2B, but it has a firmer shoulder and neck. This makes it even easier to play powerful parts.
The Vic Firth Gerald Heyward signature drumsticks have a length of 16.31 inches and a diameter of 0.570 inches. They are not very heavy, but the short taper means the balance is far forward. For tasty grooves!
Vic Firth The Chameleon Harvey Mason is a set of signature drumsticks by the well-known and acclaimed Harvey Mason. The tip sits between oval and barrel, giving you a defined sound that is not bright.
If you got to play at Barack Obama's inauguration, you can say you are successful. Because of his success, Tony Royster Jr has a signature drumstick from Vic Firth, the STR2. It is a thinned 5B with long taper.
The ideal tool for orchestral percussionists, this pair of Vic Firth SATK2 Symphonic Collection Ted Atkatz II Signature drumsticks have the enhanced articulation of a nylon tip and the full sound of a shorter taper.
Looking for a drumstick for orchestral applications, but hesitating between all the choices? Then trust in the Vic Firth SJN Symphonic Collection Jake Nissly Signature. This birchwood stick is known for its versatility.
Ney Rosauro is known for his marimba and vibraphone playing and percussion compositions. These signature sticks are made of highly flexible rattan and feature medium soft tips covered with yarn.
The Corpsmaster sticks are specially designed for outdoor use. The M70 sticks are made with a birch stick and grey yarn around a medium-hard, round tip. For marimba, vibraphone and other percussion.
Set of Rattan mallets for Vibraphone with medium beaters. Rubber beater wound with special yarn specifically made for the total range of the Vibraphone and play with a very rich sound. Stick length 15 3/4 inches.
Vic Firth's Ney Rosauro Signature drumsticks have an extended tip, this gives your playing even more definition.
Designed in collaboration with Tim Genis, these sticks are specifically intended for concert percussion. They produce a dark sound with a full body. Made of Persimmon wood and fitted with an oval tip.
The Vic Firth SSS Steve Smith Signature drumsticks are the Journey drummer's go-to. This pair of sticks provides a 5A feel combined with the power of 5B sticks.
Especially for concert percussionists, there is the TG26 bass drum mallet. The double head makes it possible to drum with one hand. This leaves the other hand free for playing other instruments.
For playing the lower part of the marimba, Vic Firth's M182 mallets are excellent. This is a set of two mallets with a synthetic yarn tip and a 17-inch stick made of birch wood.
Vic Firth believes that for the best drumsticks, it is best to seek advice from the best drummers. This has led to the signature series of drumsticks: sticks each with special characteristics.
With the Vic Firth M4 mallets with very soft large round heads, every piano simo piece comes into its own. These mallets from Vic Firth's American Custom Mallets series have a very soft head.
These Vic Firth Zoro Signature Z drum sticks have a wooden barrel tip and deliver a superb sound on your cymbals and hi-hat.
The revolutionary Vic Firth VBK2 Vic Kick Beater is made of hard maple wood and lets rockers create a clear, rhythmic bass drum sound with ultra-clear articulation.
These Tommy Igoe Signature drumsticks feature a 'Taj Mahal' tip, for more subtle playing on the cymbals. The legendary Tommy Igoe worked with many artists, including Art Garfunkel.
This Vic Firth PAD12H dual practice pad is a bit of a double custard: the best of both worlds! For instance, the left side, with its light grey rubber, has the traditional Vic Firth practice pad feel as you know it.
If your main instrument is a marching bass drum, we don't need to explain to you that practising at home in complete silence is virtually impossible. Then this Vic Firth Heavy Hitter Basspad practice pad might offer the solution!
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The Vic Firth Women's Logo Tee is a dark grey shirt, which features the classic Vic Firth logo.
The Vic Firth Limited Edition 1963 Red Graphic Tee is a perfect shirt for Vic Firth supporters and fans from the very beginning!
