Vic Firth Corpsmaster Signature Snare -- Tom Aungst

$ 12.49

Score By Feature

Based on 99 ratings

Delivery

8.66

Giftable

8.70

Packaging

8.92

Value for money

9.17

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Product Description

A must-have if you are a member of a marching band or drum corps

High rebound and superb response at all volumes thanks to a medium taper and unique tip shape

Hickory was used to craft this product in the USA

Featuring a long, reverse tear drop tip, Vic Firth STA Tom Aungst Marching Snare Drumsticks are moderately long and tapered.

It measures 17" long and has a diameter of I am 697."

Questions & Answers

Can you tell me what type of tip it is?

The wood tip has a rounded shape.

Can you tell what color they are? They are not red, even though I ordered them. ?

The red ones are mine.

Selected User Reviews For Vic Firth Corpsmaster Signature Snare -- Tom Aungst

My sole purpose for purchasing these was for practicing on the drum pad, and I am completely loving In spite of playing the drums for four and a half years or so, I was unable to use my kit for a good part of that time

5/5

I practice a great deal on my HQ RealFeel practice pad to remain sharp and not lose any of my skills. The Corpsmaster series of sticks are much heavier, longer, bouncier, and better suited for drums, so they were the perfect choice for me. It's a play on lines. In regards to these sticks, one of the goals was to find something that would allow me to practice rudiments and be able to bang around with. As a result of the rounder tips than an oval shape, the ball-like feeling has a lot of control as well as a lot of This pair of sticks is at least 3/4 of an inch longer than any other of the Corpsmaster sticks I have, but they feel and bounce well. The weight of the materials is very controllable, but they still have a certain weight. The sticks I bought are excellent, and I will definitely buy another pair when mine wear out, and I recommend them for anyone looking for a set of drum sticks Besides the line pair of sticks, you also purchase some of these.

Amir Flowers

| May 13, 2021

Marching snares are the best! The drumming in the family is not my forte, but I bought a variety of snare sticks for my grandson

5/5

He plays various types of drums, but at this time is mostly playing marching snare, and this set of sticks is his favorite. He is a member of the high school marching band and spring drumline, and he has taken drum lessons since sophomore year. He also tried the following other Vic Firth drumsticks Snare drum signed by Vic Firth of Corpsmaster® fame The Vic Firth Corpsmaster® Signature Snare is produced by Colin McNutt Hannum, Thom.

Kaia FitzPatrick

| Oct 19, 2020

There is a mistake with the The color I expected was the maroon shown in the picture but it came in a regular wood color instead

4/5

I'm a little disappointed, but it Those who buy this and expect the maroon shade will be disappointed. It will come in a wood tone.

Ridge O’SULLIVAN

| Nov 21, 2020

I think the price is worth it

5/5

I like these because my son used them all year for marching band and they didn't fall apart.

Kori Coleman

| Sep 18, 2020

These are great sticks

4/5

For $10 I got a few of the sticks. They aren't great, but for the price they are really good. They are smooth and feel real good in my hand. In my opinion they are not among the best since Rosewood concert sticks are far better. The product was great, would buy again!.

Jonathan Ellis

| Feb 20, 2021

Marching band snare sticks of the highest quality

5/5

I have a student who is in the marching band and these sticks by far are worth the money and last a long time.

Aviana Matthews

| May 16, 2021

It was a pleasure to play with these sticks

5/5

I like this The sounds, the rebound, the balance, and the looks, are bad It is the best sticks I have ever used. (fix with tape)

I have had other sticks before, but these are my favorites. For four years, I have used various pairs of marching snare, but this pair beats all the rest. I like how beautiful they are and how they bounce back. The sticks are fairly heavy so they make a lot of noise. Unlike other drums that sound horrible when compared to these, they really bring out the sound of the drum. Vic Firth, thanks for letting me know!.

Bella Sweeney

| Feb 01, 2021

As advertised, it was not as good as it was

3/5

Despite my son's desire, we received the plain wooden sticks in the ad instead of the maroon sticks in the ad. It doesn't make sense to advertise one thing and communicate something else. The next time I purchase, I will go to a store.