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Drum Set Drumsticks
PROMARK DRUMSTICKS
PROMARK CLASSIC DRUMSTICKS
ProMark Classic is a celebration of ProMark's rebellious spirit—one that will both excite ProMark neophytes and reignite the youthful passion of our most loyal longtime players.
WEIGHT SORTED
Wooden dowels are sorted, separated, and batched together based on weight.
PRECISION CUT
Using precise methods, raw dowels are cut, shaped, lacquered, and treated, yielding fully-formed sticks.
WEIGHT MATCHED
Finished sticks are matched into pairs by weight, adhering to the strictest possible tolerances.
PITCH PERFECTED
All sticks are matched to the tightest pitch tolerances within any pair.
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What drumsticks do drummers use?
Many drummers use sticks with 5A or 5B thickness and a standard length of 16”. Most commonly, drummers use drumsticks made from hickory, since that’s the most popular wood choice, but you’ll also find maple and, occasionally, oak sticks. Often drummers use sticks with acorn-shaped tips, which may be made from wood or nylon.
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Which is heavier, 5A or 5B drumsticks?
5B drumsticks are heavier than 5A. Less commonly, you’ll find 5AB sticks, which are somewhere in between.
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What are the best drumsticks for beginner drummers?
With their standard length, rear-weighted balance, and acorn tip, ProMark Rebound 5A drumsticks are the best option for beginners. They’re great for a variety of styles and will sit well in most player's hands.
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How do you know what size drumsticks to buy?
5A is the most popular thickness of drumstick so you’ll likely be happy with that. The standard length of 16” is also a good bet for most drummers and unless otherwise indicated, your 5A stick should be standard thickness.
