Vic Firth American Classic Extreme 55A Hickory Drumsticks, 16 1/2 in
The Vic Firth American Classic Extreme 55A is the 55A, the hybrid between the 5A and 5B, lengthened by half an inch: 0.58 in over 16 1/2 in. You keep a diameter halfway between the two classics, with more leverage and reach.
What sets it apart
- 5A and 5B hybrid
- 16 1/2 in: half an inch more
- More leverage and reach
The in-between, only longer
The 55A settles a diameter dilemma: 0.58 in, between the 5A's 0.565 in and the 5B's 0.595 in. The Extreme version adds the missing dimension, length. Like every Extreme model in the American Classic line, it gains 1/2 in, for more reach and power. Teardrop tip, medium taper, lacquered American hickory.
Specifications
| Series | American Classic Extreme |
|---|---|
| Base | 55A (between 5A and 5B) |
| Diameter | 0.58 in (1.47 cm) |
| Length | 16.5 in (41.91 cm) |
| Tip | Teardrop, wood |
| Taper | Medium |
What it's for
- 55A players who want more reach
- Pop-rock and versatile playing
- Large kits
Compared with other manufacturers
Long sticks between 5A and 5B from other makers:
| Maker | Model | Diameter | Tip |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vic Firth | Extreme 55A | 0.58 in | Teardrop |
| Vater | Mike Mangini Wicked Piston | 0.58 in | Acorn |
| Vater | 1A Wood | 0.59 in | Acorn |
| Vater | DSK | 0.59 in | Barrel |
| Regal Tip | Jason Sutter Chop Sticks | 0.590 in | Barrel |
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Extreme 55A?
- Vic Firth's 55A, between the 5A and 5B, lengthened by half an inch to 16 1/2 in.
- 55A vs Extreme 55A: what's the difference?
- Same 0.58 in diameter; the Extreme is 16 1/2 in instead of 16 in.
- Why choose a longer stick?
- Vic Firth cites more reach, leverage and power.
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