Pro-Mark Broomsticks And Knitting Needles Make Good Drumsticks
July 05, 2007
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Jazz musician Tim Daisy uses an impressive array of sound-making devices on his drums, ranging from Pro-Mark broomsticks to random bits of scrap metal. You may well ask whether any of it ever harmed the drums, but drums were MADE TO BE HIT.
One of Tim's favorite stick-substitutes is a knitting needle - kinda reminds you of a certain Christmas special, and yes, it almost happened once - but he goes far beyond that in his bag of drum toys. See and hear the details in the exclusive Gearwire video.
One of Tim's favorite stick-substitutes is a knitting needle - kinda reminds you of a certain Christmas special, and yes, it almost happened once - but he goes far beyond that in his bag of drum toys. See and hear the details in the exclusive Gearwire video.
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