Bass Drumsticks
Birch-lam
Thin layers of birch laminated together, which has been used for drumsticks since the 1960s. Very consistent in color and finish-weight. Models made of Birch-lam tend to be heavier than their Hickory counterparts.
Persimmon
A very strong hardwood with a tight grain, which can have many color variations; used only on occasion for select models due to scarcity of premium-quality wood. Occasionally other hardwoods may be used for select models. All sticks are priced per pair unless noted.
Pennsylvania Hickory
Which is a time-tested, resilient hardwood. The color can vary from medium brown to light blond.
Sold uncovered; can be used as uncovered wood stick or covered as a large beater. Gets that legendary Philadelphia Orchestra bass drum sound. Designed by PAS Hall-of-Famer Alan Abel.
Well-balanced with a grooved grip. Buck Soistman design, a favorite of the Old Guard 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment.
Articulate 42 cm Felt Covered, well balanced articulate sticks for clean rhythms.
Chamois 42 cm between an Articulate and wood sound- for very clean definition and clarity
Reamer General 36 Bass ( Single FELT COVERED) A smaller, lighter, General Bass stick designed for smaller orchestras or bands, halls, or bass drums. Great for Rossinni, Offenbach, marches etc... A versatile all- round stick.
Great weight and multiple grip options for general playing