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DrummingGuitaris
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i use a set of Vaters and Vic Firth, depends on what i want to play (Vic Firths are brand new 7A-n's)(not sure about the vaters)
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Snorkel
(462 points)
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I would have to say the best sticks I have used are the 2.50 pairs you get out of the stick buckets at any local music store. They usually do the best grip and sound and are usually weighted better than most brand name sticks I've usued. But, no stick compared to vic firth. I've used many vic firth sticks and my favorite is the silver metal tenor sticks. Silverfox is another good brand but they only do marching sticks and make their sticks shorter and stubbier than most.
Zildjian drumsticks are not worth 6 pesos.
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holten
(35 points)
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for drumset- vic firth american classic rock crushers
for concert- VF american hickory SD-1 gerneral
for marching- VF corpsmaster MS-2 and MS-3
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milanj83
(2 points)
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Vic Firth 5AN ...in heavy volumes
Promark La Special Hickory Jazz Sticks ...sparingly
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Uniferix
(22 points)
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Played with a VF 5B for awhile, but now I'm using a painted stick with a smaller, rounder head. Not sure about the brand or size.
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zomn
(51 points)
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i play vic firth, i have 2 pairs, but i can't remember their sizes, i've tried other brands, but they dont last as long as vic firth, i had bought a pair of pro-mark's and they broke the first time i used them......
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