Vic Firth American Classic 5B Nylon Tip Hickory Drumsticks
The Vic Firth American Classic 5BN is the classic 5B with a nylon tip, for drummers who want a brighter sound and a longer-lasting tip. The measurements stay those of the 5B: 16 in and 0.595 in.
What sets it apart
- Brighter sound on cymbals
- More durable nylon tip
- 5B size: 16 in, 0.595 in
The 5B, only brighter
The nylon tip mainly changes how the ride and hi-hat respond: Vic Firth talks about added clarity and articulation. The body of the stick is the 5B many drummers already know, thicker than a 5A for durability, in American hickory. Vic Firth recommends it for rock, marching band and practice.
Specifications
| Diameter | 0.595 in (1.51 cm) |
|---|---|
| Length | 16 in (40.64 cm) |
| Tip | Teardrop, nylon |
| Taper | Medium |
| Finish | Lacquer |
| Wood | American hickory |
What it's for
- Rock and pop
- Marching and concert band
- Daily practice
Compared with other manufacturers
The nylon-tip 5B, as other makers see it:
| Maker | Model | Length | Diameter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vic Firth | American Classic 5BN | 16 in | 0.595 in |
| Vater | 5B Nylon | 16 in | 0.605 in |
| Promark | Rebound 5B Nylon | 16 in | 0.595 in |
| Promark | Classic Forward 5B Nylon | 16 in | 0.590 in |
| Vater | Power 5B Nylon | 16.5 in | 0.61 in |
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Vic Firth 5BN?
- The American Classic 5B in hickory, with a teardrop-shaped nylon tip.
- 5AN or 5BN: what's the difference?
- The 5BN is thicker (0.595 in versus 0.565 in for the 5AN), at the same 16 in length.
- Nylon tip or wood tip?
- Nylon gives a brighter cymbal sound and lasts longer, according to Vic Firth; the wood-tip 5B is still available.
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