ProMark Neil Peart 747 Drum Sticks - Shira Kashi Oak
Length: 16.25”
Diameter: .551”
Material: Oak
Tip: Oval
Taper: Short
Made of Shira Kashi oak and featuring ProMark’s classic diameter, the ProMark Neil Peart 747 drumstick is perfect when you need more volume. It features an oval tip for a bright, clear cymbal tone, and dense wood with a sturdy feel for increased articulation, weight and durability.
Shira Kashi Oak is a dense, heavy wood providing a sturdy feel, increased attack, and exceptional durability, making it ideal for metal drumming
The ProMatch process ensures unrivaled consistency of weight and pitch from stick to stick, and pair to pair
All ProMark drumsticks are designed, engineered, and manufactured in the US
Length: 16.25”
Diameter: .551”
Material: Oak
Tip: Oval
Taper: Short
Made of Shira Kashi oak and featuring ProMark’s classic diameter, the ProMark Neil Peart 747 drumstick is perfect when you need more volume. It features an oval tip for a bright, clear cymbal tone, and dense wood with a sturdy feel for increased articulation, weight and durability.
Shira Kashi Oak is a dense, heavy wood providing a sturdy feel, increased attack, and exceptional durability, making it ideal for metal drumming
The ProMatch process ensures unrivaled consistency of weight and pitch from stick to stick, and pair to pair
All ProMark drumsticks are designed, engineered, and manufactured in the US
Description
Length: 16.25”
Diameter: .551”
Material: Oak
Tip: Oval
Taper: Short
Made of Shira Kashi oak and featuring ProMark’s classic diameter, the ProMark Neil Peart 747 drumstick is perfect when you need more volume. It features an oval tip for a bright, clear cymbal tone, and dense wood with a sturdy feel for increased articulation, weight and durability.
Shira Kashi Oak is a dense, heavy wood providing a sturdy feel, increased attack, and exceptional durability, making it ideal for metal drumming
The ProMatch process ensures unrivaled consistency of weight and pitch from stick to stick, and pair to pair
All ProMark drumsticks are designed, engineered, and manufactured in the US
