81 years old, a job for life and $40m. Yes, the vic firth tips are what pushed me to wincent. So far no chipping issues with wincents after 6 gigs and lots of rehearsals!
So far no chipping issues with wincents after 6 gigs and lots of rehearsals! The wincent i am using 7axl is almost. Thats an attempt by vic firth to profit from the association. He used a variety of brands throughout his career, mostly close to a 5a stick. Here are side by side comparisons of.
Thats an attempt by vic firth to profit from the association. He used a variety of brands throughout his career, mostly close to a 5a stick. Here are side by side comparisons of. I started using vic firth 5as in 1981 when he introduced the american classic line. I had been using regal 5as and rocks and vic gave me one of the first pairs of 5as to try and i. I was in school in boston back in the early 80's and vic firth taught across the hall from my teacher. He had just started or was getting ready to introduce his american classic. 5a and 5b make up 90% of the drumstick market. The remaining 10% is the other hundred+ models available. Vic firth stone grinds their sticks, so individual stone sets must be.
I was in school in boston back in the early 80's and vic firth taught across the hall from my teacher. He had just started or was getting ready to introduce his american classic. 5a and 5b make up 90% of the drumstick market. The remaining 10% is the other hundred+ models available. Vic firth stone grinds their sticks, so individual stone sets must be. I like the double glaze vic firth finish a lot. I am a long time regal tip user and the finish is great. I usually use the regal tip 8a in maple and hickory. The closest double glaze. I'm mostly a small group jazz player, and i like, especially, an 85a and. Personally, i have never liked promark sticks. They just are not comfortable for me. The vic firth russ miller brush seems like a nice pair as.