Description
Our Chord H7ANC drum sticks are made from hickory and supplied as a matched pair. Hickory is a common choice for sticks because it handles the repeated impact of regular playing well and has a bit of natural give, which helps take some of the shock out of your strokes. These come in the 7AN size, giving you a slimmer, lighter stick that suits lighter playing and quieter settings.
The main point of the H7ANC is the shorter length. Compared to a standard stick, the reduced reach makes them easier to manage for students, younger players or anyone who prefers to sit closer to the kit. The nylon tip gives a brighter, more defined sound off the drums and cymbals than a plain wood tip, and it tends to hold its shape over time. They form part of our wider range of Chord sticks, which covers different sizes and both wood and nylon tips.
Because they arrive as a pair, you have a set ready to play straight away, with a spare stick on hand if one gets damaged. The 7AN profile keeps the weight down for faster, more controlled work, and the compact length is handy for practice at home as well as smaller venues. If you are teaching or learning, the shorter reach can make the basics of stick control that bit easier to pick up.
Specification
| Weight (each) |
0.04KG |
| Dimensions (each) |
370mm x 14mmØ |
| Tip style |
Nylon |
| Wood type |
Hickory |
Frequently Asked
What are these drum sticks made from?
They are made from hickory, a hard-wearing wood that copes well with the repeated impact of regular playing and offers a little natural give.
What does the 7AN size mean?
7AN is a slimmer, lighter stick profile. It suits lighter playing and quieter settings, and keeps the overall weight down for faster, controlled work.
How is the compact length different from a standard stick?
The H7ANC is shorter than a standard stick, so the reach is reduced. This suits students, younger players or anyone who prefers to sit closer to the kit.
Do these sticks have a wood or nylon tip?
These have a nylon tip, which gives a brighter, more defined sound off drums and cymbals and holds its shape well over time.
How many sticks come in the pack?
They are supplied as a matched pair, so you have a set ready to play plus a spare on hand if one gets damaged.