Vic Firth - SMJ Mike Jackson
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Develop a powerful playing style whilst maintaining excellent control with the Vic Firth Corpsmaster Snare Signature Mike Jackson snare drum sticks. Made from hickory, they feature a unique design with an inverted neck that concentrates more mass towards the front of the stick. This weight distribution naturally enhances the impact of rim shots and promotes significant sound projection, whilst maintaining good responsiveness during technical passages.
ARTICLE N° 124504
Presentation
The Vic Firth Signature Mike Jackson Corpsmaster Snare SMJ pair of drumsticks embodies the vision of Mike Jackson, a renowned musician, arranger and educator in the world of marching percussion.
Developed based on his experiences in the field, they meet the needs of percussionists seeking precise strikes, excellent sound projection and consistent control throughout their performance.
Made from hickory, a wood renowned for its durability, this pair of sticks withstands the repeated demands of percussion ensembles.
Its thick shoulder provides greater power, whilst the long taper promotes a quick rebound, allowing the stick to return naturally to the hand after each strike.
The inverted taper shifts more mass forwards, which accentuates the presence of rim shots and produces a clear ‘ping-shot’ sound that cuts through the ensemble with ease.
Its oval wooden olive tip also contributes to the stick’s overall balance and the quality of its response. Every detail has been carefully designed to provide a stable feel, good durability and an expressive strike during marching performances.
Developed based on his experiences in the field, they meet the needs of percussionists seeking precise strikes, excellent sound projection and consistent control throughout their performance.
Made from hickory, a wood renowned for its durability, this pair of sticks withstands the repeated demands of percussion ensembles.
Its thick shoulder provides greater power, whilst the long taper promotes a quick rebound, allowing the stick to return naturally to the hand after each strike.
The inverted taper shifts more mass forwards, which accentuates the presence of rim shots and produces a clear ‘ping-shot’ sound that cuts through the ensemble with ease.
Its oval wooden olive tip also contributes to the stick’s overall balance and the quality of its response. Every detail has been carefully designed to provide a stable feel, good durability and an expressive strike during marching performances.
Features
Tip shape
Oval
Stick length
431,80 mm (17,000")
Body diameter
Ø 18,20 mm (0.715")
Tip material
Wood
Finish
Lacquered
Material
Hickory
Packaging
Pair
Color
Natural
Other features
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Vic Firth SMJ Mike Jackson
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Pair of snare drum sticks
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Corpsmaster Snare
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Material: Hickory
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Shaft: Long
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Finish: Lacquered
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Design: Inverted cone
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Olive material: Wood
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Olive shape: Oval
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Length: 17.000" | 43.18 cm
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Diameter: 0.71" | 1.8 cm
To find out more...
Mike Jackson is a renowned figure in marching percussion and a member of the Winter Guard International (WGI) Hall of Fame. For nearly two decades, he has been involved in the development of many of the most prestigious percussion ensembles, as an arranger, teacher and show designer.
His career has seen him collaborate with Mission Viejo High School, Riverside Community College, the Santa Clara Vanguard Drum & Bugle Corps and the Bluecoats Drum & Bugle Corps, where he directed the percussion section. Deeply committed to the development of marching percussion, Mike Jackson also sits on the WGI board of directors and is one of the co-founders of the Southern California Percussion Alliance (SCPA).
His career has seen him collaborate with Mission Viejo High School, Riverside Community College, the Santa Clara Vanguard Drum & Bugle Corps and the Bluecoats Drum & Bugle Corps, where he directed the percussion section. Deeply committed to the development of marching percussion, Mike Jackson also sits on the WGI board of directors and is one of the co-founders of the Southern California Percussion Alliance (SCPA).
