Customer Reviews

ProMark PMBRM Broomsticks

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I bought these to add different coloration to my drumset work with my Jazz quartet. They are pretty big around and take up a lot of room in my stick bag, but the sound is not like anything else that I use, ie; wire brushes, sticks, mallets, vater nylon. Sound variations are a good thing, so I am glad that I bought them.

I use these sticks on Sunday nights at my church. We have an acoustic coffee house setting where my handmade cajons are used for drums. These sticks are soo nice with the conga and regular cajon that I believe they were made for each other. Sweet Sound! You can visit me at AnointedPeruvian.com. Robby

These are the perfect option in between traditional brushes and the Pro Mark bundle sticks or "hot rods" or whatever. I don't even know how to play brushes, so that wasn't an option for me when I recently joined a super-mellow singer-songwriter project. But these broom sticks are perfect for quiet playing with really vibey atmosphere. Highly recommended!

I've played these a lot personally, though I don't own them. I made my own out of broomcorn, duct tape and rubber bands and to me they're identical. I recommend you buy these or make some, either way. Great warm drum tones/subtle cymbal sounds and when they're adjusted, they can be softer than any brush, even the nylons. Playing with these will also make your wrists (and thus your rolls) much snappier and more articulate when playing with other stuff. Dig 'em...

These are nice drum stick for hand drums. I am not using them as much as I thought I might but they are very worth having. I put rubber bands at the end of them and keep them closed, I think they sound better that way. Nice job.

A great tone with a natural feel. Superb performance and tone.I recommend these in place of nylon brushes because of their warmth of tone.