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i've been drumming for about 6 years and i'm trying to figure out wat the difference is between nylon 5A's and Super Nylon 5A's....any help
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The exact differences vary from one drum stick maker to another. Typically, the "super" models feature a bit larger tip thickness and may be slightly longer in length. Oten they will also be a slightly larger diameter.
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So if the typical 5-A model is, for example, .555" in diameter, the "super" model might be .575 giving it a bit more weight, durability, and volume.
Check the manufactuer's web-site for the specifications on the sticks.
The main thing I would suggest about drum sticks would be to find models that are both comfortable to your grip and controlable for playing your style(s) of music.
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Sound advice for sure.
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You might want to read my recent DSA blog about selecting the right sticks.
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