Vic Firth American Classic 7AN Drumsticks, Light Hickory, Nylon Tip
The Vic Firth American Classic 7AN is the 7A with a nylon tip: short, slim and light, with a synthetic tip that gives cymbals crystal clarity. It is aimed at light jazz, small groups and fast playing.
What sets it apart
- Nylon teardrop tip, crystal-clear cymbals
- 15.5 in and 0.54 in, light touch
- Durable tip
Definition even at low volume
At low volume, a ride played with a small wood-tip stick can turn blurry. Nylon fixes that: each stroke keeps its outline, even when played with the fingers. The 7AN pairs that tip with the compact 7A format, which Vic Firth also recommends for moving quickly around the kit.
Specifications
| Tip | Teardrop, nylon |
|---|---|
| Length | 15.5 in (39.37 cm) |
| Wood | American hickory |
| Diameter | 0.54 in (1.37 cm) |
| Taper | Medium |
| Finish | Lacquer |
What it's for
- Light jazz and combo
- Detailed ride work at low volume
- Fast playing around the kit
Compared with other manufacturers
The nylon-tip 7A is also made by these makers:
| Maker | Model | Length | Diameter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vic Firth | American Classic 7AN | 15.5 in | 0.54 in |
| Vater | Traditional 7A Nylon | 15.5 in | 0.54 in |
| Regal Tip | 7A Nylon Tip | 15 in | 0.520 in |
| Promark | Rebound 7A Oval Nylon | 16 in | 0.535 in |
| Vater | Manhattan 7A Nylon | 16 in | 0.54 in |
Frequently asked questions
- 7A vs 7AN: which should I choose?
- Same stick, different tip. The nylon 7AN gives clearer cymbals and a longer-lasting tip; the wood 7A sounds warmer.
- Is a nylon tip good for jazz?
- Yes. Vic Firth aims the 7AN at light jazz and combo work; nylon keeps the ride crisp even at low volume.
- What size is the 7AN?
- 15.5 in long and 0.54 in across.
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