Model
Vic Firth American Classic 7A
The light stick
The 7A is thinner and lighter than a 5A, favoured for jazz, brush-adjacent playing, and any situation where the drums are quieter than the room.
Category
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Drumsticks & Mallets
Hickory, maple, and oak sticks by model number; wire and nylon brushes; and the yarn, cord, and felt mallets that concert percussion is played with.
Made by
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Vic Firth
Vic Firth was principal timpanist of the Boston Symphony and started making mallets because he could not buy what he wanted. The company he built became the largest drumstick maker in the world, with the pair-matching-by-weight-and-pitch process as its selling point and the American Classic 5A as its default.
Live listings on Reverb
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12 pairs of Vic Firth American Classic 7a drum sticks
$185.02 · Brand New
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Vic Firth American Classic Drumsticks - 7A - Wood Tip (12-pack) Bundle
$113.88 · Brand New
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Vic Firth American Classic 7A Wood-Tipped Drumsticks - 12 Pairs
$129.99 · Brand New
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Vic Firth American Classic Drumsticks - 7A - Wood Tip (24-pack) Bundle
$227.76 · Brand New
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Vic Firth American Classic Drumsticks - 7A - Nylon Tip (12-pack) Bundle
$119.88 · Brand New
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Vic Firth American Classic Drumsticks - 7A - Nylon Tip (10-pack) Bundle
$104.90 · Brand New
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