2 Best Drumsticks For Most Drummers

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►►In this drum lesson I explain why I recommend Dave Weckl Vic firth Signature series drumsticks for beginners. I then explain why I feel these drumsticks are the best for most styles of drumming. Next I explain why Vic Firth SD4 Combo American Custom Maple Wood Tip Drumsticks are the best drumsticks for jazz drumming in a small group. Finally I explain why I use Vic Firth drumsticks exclusively.
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[@joshuajuaire8757]

Great stuff

[@BradAllenDrumsKansasCity]

@@joshuajuaire8757 thanks for watching! And I appreciate your comment 😀

[@joshuajuaire8757]

How many drumsticks do you own

[@miscellaneous5215]

Thanks Brad. What are your thoughts on larger sticks sizes like 2b's for lighter playing? Is stick size more of a function of hand size?

[@BradAllenDrumsKansasCity]

I think hand size only becomes and issue when dealing with small children learning to play. Very small children might have trouble handling a heavier drumstick. But I've found the same sizes seem to work for everyone else. 2b's are a good size for most drummers, including students learning snare technique/stick control. That's similar to the Dave Weckl model I use. To me a 2b is medium weight. Those are good for most styles and dynamics. 3 exceptions I can think of. 1.Acoustic jazz combo playing - it's possible to play soft with 2b sticks but more difficult than using something lighter. 2. Very loud rock bands - extremely loud players might break them. 3. Marching band- you really need marching sticks for the right feel and sound.

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@@BradAllenDrumsKansasCity very helpful. Thank you.