Vic Firth Colin McNutt Signature Marching Snare Sticks

Colin McNutt's signature sticks are often among my favorites. But I recently got a pair from here that are just awful. I don't know if it's the wood or what, but the sticks are dead. No rebound, they feel like complete duds whenever they hit the head. They also do not sound right. I honestly do not know what is wrong with the pair, but it is bad. They will find themselves in the firepit soon.

Horrible pitching.

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submitted3 years ago

byDisappointed snare player

fromOregon

While I would love to say these were great, they were not. They were the worst pair of sticks I have touched in my near 8 years of drumming. I bought them online as a gift, since the stores near me did not stock them. They sounded horrible on arrival. The pitches between sticks are nearly a major third off from each other. They felt incredibly light and cheap. And to top off the horrible pair, one had that tell tale sound of being cracked. It was a disappointment and near embarrassment to be coming from such a respected brand.

Amazing

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submitted3 years ago

byYo momma

fromFlorida

By far these are my favorite sticks to march with, not as sturdy as sticks like the magnums or the mike jacksons, however they give a bit more control and provide and emphasis on technique

I just got these sticks a few minutes ago and I started playin them on my pad and they feel amazing they are lighter than my Ralph hardimons and the bead gives a nice articulation. I then taped the sticks to how my highschool would rap them and they still felt great just a little weight added from the tape but over good stick and would totally recommend to my drumline and others.

Well made, light-weight. Collin McNutt knows drumsticks!!!

Drum sticks are great and just as expected