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Vic Firth or ProMark for sticks?


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Hey All-

I am ordering sticks for my high school line's snares... should i go for ProMark or Vic Firth? What sticks? I do not have much experience with snare, but I am the center snare (HA!) so it's my job to know what's what... i was hoping i could get some opinions that would lead me in the right direction...

They are pretty decent Yamaha Sfz Field Marching series drums... 14".

We do field marching.

Thanks!

notquitedeafdrummer

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go Vic Firth......Hardimons are a great all around stick.

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If pro mark still uses hickory then forget that I hate hickory sticks!

(but I don't know if they make Maple sticks) I like the straight American 3-S model. I have some Floats but they are pretty heavy. The Hardimons feel the Best but i have heard they break easy. I have only tried the SJ's once and they seem to be great sticks.

the Dennis Delucia sticks are a model i plan on buying they feel great.

Aungst and Hanum's i have never tried.

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my .02,

Renegades had a full sponsership from promark this past season and i loved there sticks. i know the ones the snares used were very similar if not identical to hardimons. im a bass player so i wouldent know about theirs. but the bass mallets held up really well. and they gave us cool member shirts :-p

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