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The benchmark stick every other pair is measured against. Balanced and predictable — a logical starting point for almost every drummer and style.

“Probably the stick I recommend most often. Not because it is the best for everything, but because it is an excellent starting point for most drummers.”

Rubber tips that slide over the tip of your sticks. You practise a lot quieter on your kit or pad, while keeping the weight, balance and feel of your own sticks — no second pair needed. They fit almost every size (5A, 7A, 5B) and go on and off in seconds. Ideal at home, late at night, or for tapping along softly in a lesson.

“Small thing, big difference: I hand these to students who can't play loud at home. You keep your familiar sticks, the neighbours just barely hear them anymore.”

Compact 4" pad with a thick "marshmallow" foam surface: medium rebound at near-silent volume. Non-slip base, and the 8 mm thread lets you mount it on a cymbal stand. Fits in any bag — in orange or black.

“The pad we recommend to students for home practice: near-silent, a rebound that gives honest feedback on your technique, and small enough to always carry with you.”

Closed headphones that isolate ambient noise well, so you hear your music and metronome clearly while playing. Comfortable, also for young drummers.

“The headphones we use in the studio ourselves when playing along to music: good isolation, comfortable and affordable.”

The standard drumstick for everyone

Steve Gadd signature model

Affordable quality stick for beginners

Lighter model for smaller hands

Slim, light jazz stick

Light maple stick with a round tip