Carbon drumsticks VS Wood drumsticks (All You Need To Know)
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super nice demo, i sometimes use carbon sticks too. I personally do NOT like wooden sticks. My MAIN sticks are Ahead S7A Mudvaynes...they are unbreakable and ive never even had to yet replace the sleeves...ive had them for 15 years...the same pair !!!
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Stick durability can be increased with technique alterations. Of the wood sticks, I find vic girth the longest lasting.
Try at least 1 pair of Techra. You will see the difference of durability. Thank you for watching the video.
@@francisfernandezcappola I'm not sure I've tried the brand but I've used carbon fiber sticks. They do last longer.
Yes they do. For me the last much longer!!!
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Try the new model Black Diamond, they are awesome
Awesome!
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I use solid nylon drumsticks and they last for hundreds of hours. The hi-hat really eats them up though. It causes them to shed small nylon particles all over your kit and the floor. So make sure you clean up with a can of air every so often. They are the same weight and dimensions of wooden sticks, but produce about half the volume making them great for practicing in places you wanna keep somewhat quiet. They still produce plenty of sound though.
I agree Chad, congrats for making a great choiceee
Good subject!
Glad you think so!
Bora! Wood for life ahahahah . Good video keep it up
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Am sure you are aware of, but worth repeating. Impact strong enough to fatigue/break a stick is transferred directly to the limb with a similar effect. Be sure to remind your young watchers.
Greetings James Connors. I understand what you're saying because I've tested several type of carbon drumsticks. Buy a pair of Techra and let me know if its the same effect. Because i keep my wrist healthy and safe and i practice everyday.
@@francisfernandezcappola Understood. Simple observation of your technique reveals a studied musician. Have a fantastic day.
@@jamesconnors5653 all the best. Believe me the rubber tip on the end of the drumstick makes all the difference. But i agree with you, there are some carbon brands that are not good for your wrists.
Great video.
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Great comparison. The carbon ones definitely seem to sound just a little bit brighter but only marginally. How much of a difference do you find the rubber vibration dampeners to make? I have some problems with my hands so anything that would make the sticks more comfortable is a big plus for me.
Hey Brendan, thank you. Well, i've been playing with Carbon Drumsticks since 2008 and i think I've tried all of them. In my opinion the sound is more bright only on the ride cymbal and some other small details if you use only the tip of the drumstick, it’s sound like you played with wood drumsticks and nylon tips. About the vibration, i used some brands in the past, that really break your wrists while you were playing, but the latest Techra model, which is used by the *GOD Virgil Donati* , is peferct in all aspects: Balance, weight, sound and stiffness. Try Techra you won’t regret.
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Good video my friend
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Would you do a comparison against all CF sticks? Kuppmen vs Techra perhaps? Maybe some of the Vic Firth or ProMark offerings?
I did, but i haven't filmed. I can't compare this latest Techra Drumsticks with wood drumsticks. What i can tell you is that after 100 hours of playing with Techra you still have the same stiffness and maybe 1 mm less of diameter. Do yourself a favor, buy just one pair of Techra to be sure of what im saying and to save money.
@@francisfernandezcappola Amateur drummer here, so I can't say much for playtime. However, I do hang around street drummers a lot and I've found that wood sticks are pretty much tissue in the rain, especially with rim shots. It's gotten them to the point where they switched to CF sticks - however due to availability they run mostly Kuppmen CF sticks. They simply don't want to burn through a pack of Vic Firth or ProMark wood for the evening.
They let me play on their kits and I cannot tell the difference between wood and CF, until the wooden sticks get soaked. Carbon sticks it is for me.
@@shapshooter7769 where do you live? Try Thomann in Europe or GuitarCenter in the US. Buy just one pair of Techra and you will see the difference.
@@francisfernandezcappola I live in Canada - Long and McQuade is the distributor in my area. I just checked and they're on backorder at this time. I went with Kuppmen for my CF sticks, but that order happened when they were still in stock.
I was recommended those sticks by the same street drummer who let me play with them.
@@shapshooter7769 now i know what you saying. CF Kuppmen Music drumsticks. I know these ones. They are great just be aware of your wrists. But they last much longer than wood.
i dont trust neither carbon or nylon tips . the stick marks turn ur ride cymbals unmusical because the buildup of those very unmusical materials in the grooves of the ride turns it to crp. wood is natural and is musical in itself. probably helps turn the cymbal a little more mellow. wood tip all the way
Thank you for watching. That is just my opinion, we are all free to think and use whatever we want. Please don't forget to subscribe and help us to grow this drum community.
@@francisfernandezcappola oh yeah millions of folks use nylon tip, i dont know about carbon tip, a bit less common. so they cant all be wrong. i just have highly sensitive ears to the slightest change, and i noticed my ride cymbal the sound degrading very quickly.
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What the hell were you playing lol, how did you break drumsticks at this frequency
maybe... watch the whole video lol
Carbon sticks sound shitty on the cymbals
Not shitty, just different. I prefer the sound of Techra. :)
i would say a bit brighter if anything else... more ping than nylon or wood.. the overall concept being durability
since carbon fiber is very rigid, i think there's less dampening to the cymbals. if that is the case, you actually hear more of the cymbals