I have 1 Pair Cooperman #24 FASTICK Dense PERSIMMON Marching Parade Concert DRUM STICKS 72/74grams +\- . Weight matched pair in PERSIMMON Cooperman #24 FASTICK PERSIMMON Dense Marching Parade Concert DRUM STICKS A Pair of Cooperman Model #24 FASTICK in DENSE PERSIMMON for rudimental Marching, Parade & CONCERT DRUM STICKS 72/74grams +\- .Weight matched pair in PERSIMMON marked outliers but they are weight matched I don’t see any flaws maybe the wood grain color or the logo idk? 1st quality, outlier, which is a first quality pair that isn't 100% perfectly weight or pitch matched but these are a very close weight matched within tolerance!!
#24 Fastick is THE model that has appeal for both rudimental marching drummers and concert percussionists 23/32" diameter with long taper delicate at bead, 16 7/8" length, small oval bead. The long taper into the graceful neck optimizes speed and responsiveness with high energy rebound. The small oval bead leads to tone clarity and depth, and versatility in range. Cooperman sticks and mallets have impressed demanding percussionists worldwide for over 60 years with outstanding quality, skilled craftsmanship, and expert design. There is a long tradition in the United States of musical instruments drum companies making drum Sticks and Cooperman is no exception. Real Nice Vintage replica of the CT drummer sticks from the 19 century this Pair is Large marching Drum Sticks in New, Great Ready to Play or collect . Hand finished Hickory drumsticks. Turned of the finest native woods in Cooperman's Vermont shop, these sticks are individually hand finished decorated with traditional line designs.
Cooperman sticks and mallets have left an indelible mark on the drum community, captivating percussionists worldwide for over 60 years with their exceptional quality, skilled craftsmanship, and expert design. Founding and Early Years: Pat Cooperman, the visionary behind Cooperman sticks, began his journey around 1961. Initially, he crafted museum store products, including drum corps instruments, for Colonial Williamsburg’s gift shops. The demand for a fife that would appeal to visitors led Pat to create a fife that could be sold to museum-goers 1. The Vermont Workshop: The earliest Cooperman workshop, established in the 1950s, operated out of the Mount Vernon, NY basement where Pat Cooperman and a team of three men produced drum sticks and fifes. These early endeavors laid the foundation for the legacy that Cooperman sticks and mallets would build over the decades 2. Quality and Craftsmanship: Cooperman sticks are meticulously crafted from the finest native hardwoods.
* Persimmon wood is dense and rigid, providing excellent shock resistance. When you strike the drum, persimmon sticks absorb impact effectively, making them durable and reliable.
* Dark Tones:
* Persimmon generates a warm, dark sound. Its unique tonal qualities add depth and character to your drumming.
* If you seek a distinct timbre, persimmon sticks deliver.
* Craftsmanship:
* Persimmon drumsticks are meticulously crafted from select pieces of this wood.
* The close grain and semi-ring-porous structure make it ideal for precision shaping.
* Craftsmen pay attention to weight matching and balance, ensuring consistent quality.
* Versatility:
* Persimmon sticks suit various musical styles, from orchestral percussion to rock and jazz.
* Their balanced feel appeals to a wide range of drummers.
* Historical Significance:
* Persimmon has a rich history in drumstick making, dating back to the mid-20th century.
* It’s a material with heritage, appreciated by seasoned drummers.
* Exclusivity:
* While hickory and maple dominate the market, persimmon offers a unique alternative.
* Choosing persimmon sets you apart, showcasing your individuality as a drummer. Persimmon Wood:
* Density and Hardness: Persimmon (Diospyros virginiana) is a dense and rigid wood. It boasts a Janka hardness rating of 2300, which places it in the same league as Caribbean rosewood and surpasses hickory’s score of 1820.
* Shock Resistance: Persimmon’s resilience makes it an excellent choice for drumsticks. It can absorb the impact of hard hits, making it suitable for energetic drumming styles.
* Color and Figure: The majority of persimmon lumber consists of cream-colored sapwood, with only a small portion of dark heartwood. While the wood is typically bland in figure and color, occasional dark streaks add interest.
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Grading System Legend Explained
Mint (NEW,NOS) — Looks like brand new, it Is Brand new with no evidence of any wear or handling
Excellent to Mint (EUC) — Looks almost new, shows only slightest evidence of gentle use. Possible retail display demo unit that’s been handled or has some shelf ware, but unused, but not Mint.
Excellent. Shows very light wear from little gentle use or handling l, but taken very good care of. May be a Retail display unit
Very Good to Excellent. Shows less than normal wear but has some noticeable wear in places
Very Good. Shows normal amount of wear for its age.
Good to Very Good. Shows a little more wear than usual.
Good Still has life is still in decent playable condition but shows slightly more than normal wear. Many vintage sticks fall in this category
Fair. Rough condition, but useable.
Poor Rough condition may need
repairs to become useable. For parts and Repairs to renew, restore or refinish
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