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Signature Series -- Carter Beauford Drumsticks

Signature Series -- Carter Beauford Drumsticks

$14.99
$14.99

Combines a 5B shaft with an extended taper and elongated oval wood tip. The result is a design that provides superior response, sound and versatility. In close collaboration with Carter Beauford, our newly updated 2017 version of the original SBEA is now offered without the added Vic Grip coating.

SKU:SBEA2

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In close collaboration with the ever-creative Carter Beauford, our updated 2017 version of the original SBEA is now offered without the added Vic Grip coating and combines a 5B shaft with an extended taper and elongated oval wood tip. The result is a design that provides superior response, sound and versatility.
  • Crafted with a 5B shaft but with a longer taper for more response & rebound
  • An incredibly versatile and playable stick

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Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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BRING BACK THE YELLOW GRIP

"I like them but wish they'd do a version with the yellow grip like they do with other sticks."

— Maddix M. (4/5)

Perfect for my needs

"As someone who started childhood with SD1s, progressed to kit and marching snare in HS- ranging from jazz kit to marching, I've used a variety of sticks ranging from 5a to 5b and larger sizes. I've tried composites- like Ahead. I've played with many many things. For me I watched the videos of Beauford and listened to what he said- the neck taper is lovely, the head itself seems more resilient than 5bs- and I have some good balanced weight to throw around. For me, like many, I achieve 'speed' with a mid to heavy stick. For jazz even 5a is nearly too light for pieces that ebb from somber and slow tempo to double time at ff. Slow jazz or classics- yes 5a can be my choice- but honesty I've played with these sticks for a few weeks now and find they are now my all around go to. Get a pair- try them- i think many who play mid to fast tempo, combine rimshots, clicks, and a variety of cymbal techniques like shaft to cymbal edge- which can eat weak sticks- these seem great. Natural wood feel, no gimmicks, just a good proportioned stick."

— C L. (5/5)

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