Vic Firth Nate Smith Signature Hickory Drumsticks, Rounded Barrel Tip
The Vic Firth Nate Smith is a touch slimmer than a 7A in the grip, 0.535 in, yet 16 in long. Its rounded barrel tip articulates at any angle and draws plenty of sound from the cymbals.
What sets it apart
- Grip slimmer than a 7A
- 16 in, medium taper
- Rounded barrel, natural finish
Made to sit in the pocket
Nate Smith's playing crosses jazz, fusion, R&B, hip-hop, pop and rock. His stick follows that flexibility: a slim grip, more length than a 15 1/2 in 7A, and a medium taper that answers smoothly and balances well. The rounded barrel tip responds the same whether you strike flat or at an angle. American hickory with a natural finish.
Specifications
| Artist | Nate Smith |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 0.535 in (1.36 cm) |
| Length | 16 in (40.64 cm) |
| Taper | Medium |
| Tip | Rounded barrel, wood |
| Finish | Natural |
What it's for
- Groove, R&B and hip-hop on acoustic drums
- Jazz and fusion
- 7A players who want more length
Compared with other manufacturers
Slim 16 in sticks from other makers:
| Maker | Model | Diameter | Tip |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vic Firth | Nate Smith | 0.535 in | Rounded barrel |
| Vater | Swing Wood | 0.535 in | Oval |
| Vater | 3A Lite | 0.535 in | Barrel |
| Vater | Manhattan 7A Wood | 0.54 in | Small round |
| Regal Tip | Jazz X 211RX | 0.535 in | Modified teardrop |
Frequently asked questions
- What sticks does Nate Smith use?
- His Vic Firth signature stick, the SNS, slim in the grip with a rounded barrel tip.
- What size are the Nate Smith sticks?
- 16 in long and 0.535 in in diameter.
- How does it differ from a 7A?
- Slightly slimmer in the grip but longer: 16 in against 15 1/2 in for the Vic Firth 7A.
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