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Zildjian 7A Black Zildjian 7A Black Drumsticks are designed for a delicate playing style. The 7A profile, 13.2 mm diameter and 393.7 mm length ensure a responsive feel. Made from hickory with a round olive-shaped tip, they deliver a crisp response, finished in black.

ARTICLE N° 125989
Zildjian - 7A Black Zildjian - 7A Black
13,25 € excl VAT
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Arrival expected on Nov 17, 2026
Guarantee 3  years
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In your hands, Zildjian 7A Black Drumsticks are all about finesse. The 7A gauge and slim profile make for a discreet stick, perfectly suited to jazz, studio work or low-volume passages.

The hickory wood provides a firm feel despite the smaller size. Its medium ferrule balances the grip, whilst the 13.2 mm diameter maintains a lively touch.

At 393.7 mm in length, the stick offers a natural reach across the kit. The round wooden tip ensures a consistent attack on drums and cymbals.

The Hickory Series places this model within a range dedicated to drumming. The black finish defines its appearance, with the reference Z7AB ensuring it can be identified at a glance.
Stick Type
 7A
Tip shape
 Round
Stick length
 393,70 mm (15,500")
Body diameter
 Ø 13,20 mm (0.520")
Tip material
 Wood
Material
 Hickory
Color
 Black
Packaging
 Pair
  • Zildjian 7A Black Drumsticks
  • Drumsticks
  • Series: Hickory Series
  • Size: 7A
  • Material: hickory
  • Shank: medium
  • Tip material: wood
  • Tip shape: round
  • Colour: black
  • Diameter: ∅13.2 mm (0.520")
  • Length: 393.7 mm (15.5")
  • Additional information:
  • Product code: Z7AB
  • Profile: thin
Zildjian’s history dates back to 1623, when Avedis Zildjian established his first cymbal workshop in Constantinople. The name Zildjian literally means ‘cymbal maker’ in Armenian. The brand remains a family-run business, now in its 15th generation. Its product range includes cymbals, drumsticks and mallets.

Zildjian has its own production sites in the United States: cymbals are manufactured in Norwell, Massachusetts, whilst drumsticks and mallets are produced in Newport, Maine. This family continuity is one of the most distinctive features of its identity.

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