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Vic Firth Dreadlocks

Vic Firth Dreadlocks
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Model: VIC-DLKS

Availability: In Stock

$39.99 (Sold in Pairs)

Rating: 5.00

4 Customer Reviews

Vic Firth Dreadlocks feature braided heavy gauge stainless-steel wires produce bold percussive sound. Strike, scrape, or let your imagination create a variety of effects. With hickory handles. Vic Firths' Dreadlocks remain the obvious ch...
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Vic Firth Dreadlocks - Product Information

Vic Firth Dreadlocks feature braided heavy gauge stainless-steel wires produce bold percussive sound. Strike, scrape, or let your imagination create a variety of effects. With hickory handles. Vic Firths' Dreadlocks remain the obvious choice for creating brush sounds with the marching percussion section.

  • Length: 14"
  • Diameter: .575"
  • Spread: 5 1/2"

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Great addition

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The Vic Firth Dreadlocks are a great addition to my symphonic percussion arsenal. I've use them on suspended cymbals, merengue guiro, and snare drum. It adds more than what normal brushes can do without sounding like I'm using sticks. The construction is solid and they should hold up for a really long time.

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John

Rating:

5.00

Dreads

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Great set of dreads. Delivered quickly. Steve Weiss is the best!

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Jack McGinty

Rating:

5.00

not just for marching

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While these may be listed under marching sticks, these are great for many other uses as well. They sound great on snares and tenors, but they work very well on cymbals and gongs, as well as on concert drums if you want a unique effect (although regular brushes would be better here). If used on cymbals they produce a louder and more cutting sound than regular drumset brushes but still quieter than sticks.

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Anonymous

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5.00

Good

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These are great for unique sounds on anything! I use them on Tenors and Snare!

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Paul

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5.00
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