Vic Firth Signature Series - Stanton Moore Drumsticks

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Stanton Moore. Good choice. Very close to a 5A, but just about a quarter inch longer. Bead is more pointed, so it can give both a heavy or lighter sound when needed. Plus, the pointed tip provides a great rebound when playing some tight buzz stroke roll patterns, so great for that New Orleans sound. I can see Jazz/Fusion types diggin' these sticks.

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This is my main drum stick. I really like the balance and feel. The bead give me a nice cymbal sound.

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Just got the sticks the other day but I really like them. They have a great balance, and nice attack on both cymbals and drums. Ride and hi-hat attack is crisp and articulate. I've performed with them once and they really offered a good sound with the band. They just might be my new "go to" stick! I only gave it a 4/5 because I'm not sure I've had them long enough to give them a 5. But if I continue to like them then they really should be a 5/5

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As the description says, these create a great cymbal sound. They are light but not extremely so and can create a very full sound. I've tried these on some really washy cymbals and the stick sound was much clearer. I would definitely recommend these to anyone playing jazz, fusion, Latin, etc.

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By far my favorite drum set stick, from any company. I've played with Steve Gadd's, David Weckles, 5A's, 5B's, Todd Suchermanns, and many more; and I'll tell you that none of them are even close to this stick. Being a student, it is important for me to have a stick that can be played in any style, and feel comfortable; and this is the stick to do just that!

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