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| djohnson1974 |
Posted - 16/04/2012 : 13:32:06
I've got big hands and like the dia and length of a 2b but would like the feel of a 5A or maybe even a 7A if thats possible.
Any suggestions? |
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| djohnson1974 |
Posted - 16/04/2012 : 19:53:20
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Originally posted by monkeythedrummer
try maple sticks perhaps. Thicker but less dense so lighter.
I've got large hands (octave and four) and I use Vic Firth American Jazz sticks, perhaps the thinnest sticks around..
Crikey, thems big hands!! Only Octave +3 for me  |
| djohnson1974 |
Posted - 16/04/2012 : 19:52:17
quote:
Originally posted by swampy
http://www.drumshack.co.uk/buy/1429/0/0/Pro-Mark%20GNT%20Giant%20Drum%20Sticks
;)
sorry, I'll get my coat.
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| Dave S |
Posted - 16/04/2012 : 18:58:38
Also, I should say that the SD11's probably weigh no more (or perhaps even weigh less) than such as the VF Peter Erskine Ride stick which is probably it's nearest hickory equivalent. Definitely worth a try. |
| Pegdrummer |
Posted - 16/04/2012 : 16:56:07
You know what they say about those with big hands!!! 
....Big gloves!! |
| swampy |
Posted - 16/04/2012 : 16:46:45
http://www.drumshack.co.uk/buy/1429/0/0/Pro-Mark%20GNT%20Giant%20Drum%20Sticks
;)
sorry, I'll get my coat. |
| Dave S |
Posted - 16/04/2012 : 15:18:14
I use the Vic Firth SD11s and they're great. They sound great on drums and cymbals, are fairly resilient, have a great throw and sit in the hands beautifully. A bit hard to track down a pair, but they're worth it! |
| monkeythedrummer |
Posted - 16/04/2012 : 14:19:42
try maple sticks perhaps. Thicker but less dense so lighter.
I've got large hands (octave and four) and I use Vic Firth American Jazz sticks, perhaps the thinnest sticks around.. |
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