|
This eshop uses cookies to provide services, personalize ads, and analyze traffic. Více informací |
Přijmout všechny cookies Personalizovat |
| Přijmout zvolené cookies |
What styles do you offer sticks for?
Posted: Mar 20, 2021 in Drumsticks
Practically for most common styles - rock, pop, jazz swing. Our range fully covers all requirements for these styles.
Do you offer marching sticks?
Posted: Mar 20, 2021 in Drumsticks
Yes, you will find two models in drumsticks designed for rock and they can also be used for marching. We can then make any other model to order
Do you also offer rod sticks?
Posted: Mar 20, 2021 in Drumsticks
We do not currently offer or produce them. However, we have prepared a completely unique and groundbreaking solution for their construction and we plan their production in the future.
I didn't find drumsticks for your style.
Posted: Mar 20, 2021 in Drumsticks
That's not a problem, we can make them for you. Just describe your requirements or enter the required parameters.
Does the type and shape of the tip affect the sound and the overall play?
Posted: Mar 20, 2021 in Drumsticks
Yes, they have a major effect on the resulting sound of cymbals. The smaller the area the tip hits the cymbal and the harder the material, the more significant frequencies it produces on impact. A detailed description of this issue can be found in the stick tip section.
Do you make drumsticks with an nylon tip?
Posted: Mar 20, 2021 in Drumsticks
Yes, in the variant with a nylon tip, we produce about 1/3 of our models. In addition, the nylon tip can be used on most of the offered models, if you wish. Just order it.
What types of tips do you currently offer?
Posted: Mar 20, 2021 in Drumsticks
We offer four basic tip shapes. Oval, ball, acorn, barrel, in various size variants according to the specific model. In addition, the dimensions and shape of any tip can be freely modified or combined.
What is the difference between sticks with wooden and an nylon tip?
Posted: Mar 20, 2021 in Drumsticks
The wooden tip has a darker and decent sound. The artificial tip is harder, has a clear tinkling and ringing sound. The wooden tips of the sticks suffer during play and are often bitten. Therefore, artificial tips are used on sticks. More information can be found in the sticks tips section,