ProMark - Hickory Phil Collins Remaster Wood Tip
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Pair of medium hickory drumsticks Signature Phil Collins, limited edition Remastered Tour, to celebrate 28 years of collaboration with the Promark brand and just before the release of the collector's album Take a look at me now! Model of sticks intended for drummers who hold their sticks at the end or who do not seek extension.
ARTICLE N° 49375
Presentation
In honor of the 28 years of collaboration with the Promark brand and just before the release of the collector's album "Take a look at me now", Phil Collins signs these "limited edition" sticks with a new design. Between a 5A and a 5B, with a round olive offering a beautiful presence, the Phil Collins signatures are short models intended for drummers who hold their sticks at the end or who are not looking for the extension
Features
Stick Type
5A
Tip shape
Round
Tip material
Wood
Artist
Phil Collins
Material
Hickory
Other features
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Pro mark TXPCW-RE
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Signature Phil Collins Limited Edition Remastered Tour
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In hickory
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Total length: 37.47cm
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Diameter: 1.47cm
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Olive: large round; special logo
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Made in USA, Texas.
To find out more...
Play with your favorite artist's drumsticks! Designed in close collaboration with ProMark endorsers, Signature Series drumsticks will give you the sound, performance and look that matches your playing.
In partnership with the Tennessee Department of Agriculture, Promark plants 5 trees for every 1 tree used in drumstick manufacturing. Within 5 years, Promark will have replanted as many trees as are used for all Promark drumsticks manufactured since the brand's inception in 1957.
In partnership with the Tennessee Department of Agriculture, Promark plants 5 trees for every 1 tree used in drumstick manufacturing. Within 5 years, Promark will have replanted as many trees as are used for all Promark drumsticks manufactured since the brand's inception in 1957.
