Magnificent
- Rating
- Posted by
- Sticks Connoisseur
- Date Posted
- 12/27/2022
The Vic Firth Ralph Hardimon signature "chop-out" drumsticks are a must have for any serious percussionist at any level. You can jam out anywhere, at any time. Need I say more?
Description
The Vic Firth Ralph Hardimon Chop-Out Practice Stick is the same stick as the Vic Firth Ralph Hardimon "Hammer", only with a rubber bead. The Vic Firth Chop-Out is the ultimate workout stick.
Made of Sta-Pac for added weight, this stick is great for practicing and working on your chops, while keeping the sound level to a minimum. Can also be used on snare drums or tenors as an effect with different color or timbre.
L = 16 7/8"
Made of Sta-Pac for added weight, this stick is great for practicing and working on your chops, while keeping the sound level to a minimum. Can also be used on snare drums or tenors as an effect with different color or timbre.
L = 16 7/8"
Product Info
| SKU | VIC-SRH2CO |
|---|---|
| UPC | 750795017133 |
| Weight | 0.5 lb |
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Customer Reviews
Chop-Out Sticks
- Rating
- Posted by
- Juan Tejera
- Date Posted
- 01/05/2015
Great!
awesomely heavy
- Rating
- Posted by
- DJK
- Date Posted
- 08/29/2013
These have all the balance and kick of a regular Hardimon, but after a few minutes you really start to notice how much more weight you're moving. If you have a relaxed, smooth technique you won't hurt yourself, but I personally noticed my shoulders and other support muscles really started to burn the first few times. These are really great sticks. Beginners probably should learn to play correctly before taking them on, but for chowing technique and busting chops, these will be my go-to sticks as long as they last.
a little heavy
- Rating
- Posted by
- Michael
- Date Posted
- 09/05/2011
These things are heavier than even my heaviest pair of rosewood Coopermans! They work great on your chops, but after extended amounts of rigorous practice with them, your technique may start to feel heavy and loud, and less delicate.
to heavy
- Rating
- Posted by
- Raul
- Date Posted
- 07/23/2011
A little heavy, the scojo corpmaster seems to be more reasonable