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What are all the sizes of drumsticks?
-7a is thinner and meant for a softer sound. -5a. is the most common stick. And -2b/5b are thicker and are for louder percussion. Read More »
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What is the standard size for drumsticks?
5A: These sticks are probably the best size to start with. If you start with these, you'll have room to go heavier or MORE? Read More »
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What is the best size drumstick for jazz drumming?
If you are in North America 7A is a standard size drumstick that is good for playing jazz. Read More »
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there almost always 5A, thats a good size for the type of drumming their made for :) Source(s): i own a pair
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I always like smaller drum sticks so I can have an extra wing and a thigh. But that's just me.
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Drum Sticks for concert band or orchestral percussion generally fall in the .610" to .635" range. For light jazz and combo playing, the 7A, 8D and 5A are great.
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A King Size Nestle Drumstick has approx 390 calories, 21 grams of fat and 13 grams of saturated fat. Nutritional facts may vary by flavor.
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wow! Christmas shopping already? i guess cause you gotta get them engraved and stuff
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Try to find a generic brand for half the price of the upscale sticks, very often they are Professional brand sticks that were rejected because they are a lttle unbalanced or because of a very slight fault in the wood. They do the job very w...
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They are different thicknesses. Usually jazz musicians play lighter, thinner drumsticks than do rock drummers. Go to a music store and see what sticks fit best in your hand.
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