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Great stick
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submitted4 years ago
byJason
fromMcKinney, Texas
First got the stick and thought it was too heavy. But realized over time that it's perfectly balanced and great for volume, chop building, and feel. Now it's my favorite stick. It's so solid that it makes all other sticks feel cracked by comparison.
They were diferent.
submitted17 years ago
byCaitlin
fromMichigan
First of all, when I recieved them, they were to one side of the box. On that side the box was damaged and threfore the finish on the sticks was slightly damaged. Playing with them was a very good workout for my wrist chops. The bead, being more of a round shape, made open rolls easier. Also they were shorter than the stick I previously used making them feel like they moved quicker, even though they were thicker.
a "musical" drumstick
submitted17 years ago
bynotesandbeats
fromOld Bridge, NJ USA
My primary instruments are piano and marimba, so Hannums are really fun sticks to use when jammin' on the snare. The bead is smaller than most, which shifts a bit more weight to the end, but the stick is still quick and durable. Personally, I LOVE that little extra buzz roll duration or that huge dynamic change acquired with these sticks. Truly a stick for drummers who want to sound as "musical" as Thom Hannum's stuff does.
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