DRUMSTICK DRUMSTICK BLACK HOLM OAK SILVER GALA 1 PAIR

Drumstick regulation black oak gala silver for Easter

The silver black oak regulation drumstick combines the hardness of oak wood with a black lacquered finish and a silver cap on the outside. This design compensates for the bounce in drum rolls, offering precise control of the beat in processional marches and parades.

Technical characteristics

• Oak wood
• Lacquered in black
• Silver bushing
• Acorn ball
• Length: 380 mm
• Width: 20 mm
• Weight: 0.226 kg per pair (approx.)

In-band use

The holm oak drum stick with gala finish is aimed at Easter drums and parade bands. The oak wood provides a touch of high hardness on the drumhead, generating a powerful and defined contact sound. The black lacquered finish and silver cap provide a careful aesthetic suitable for gala performances and solemn processions where the visual presentation of the formation is part of the repertoire.

Advantages of the silver bushing

The silver bushing on the outside of the stick serves a relevant technical function: to compensate for the bounce during rolls. In fast-roll passages, the bushing helps to return the stick to a controlled position after each impact on the drumhead, making it easier to play closed and articulated rolls. This element is especially useful in processional marches where the continuity of the drum roll requires constant control of the rebound for prolonged periods.

Advantages of oak wood

The holm oak is a high hardness wood that provides resistance and durability to the drumstick. Its density generates a dry and forceful contact sound on the drumhead, suitable for marches that require a marked attack. The acorn-type ball offers a wide point of contact that distributes the force of the stroke evenly, contributing to the homogeneity of the sound in each roll and the clarity of each note within the passage.

Sales format

It comes in a pair format, with a length of 380 mm and a width of 20 mm. The approximate weight of 0.226 kg per pair places this stick in a higher mass range than other woods such as beech, which provides greater inertia in the stroke and a more powerful contact sound. The combination of black lacquer and silver cap offers a distinctive visual finish for gala performances.

The silver gala black oak regulation drumstick combines the hardness of the oak with the control of the silver cap for the Easter drummer who seeks a careful aesthetic finish and a controlled roll in processional marches and traditional parades.