Promark PMBRM2 - SMALL BROOMSTICK
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
These small brushes belong to the ProMark "alternative sound sources" family, designed to offer sensations and attacks different from traditional drumsticks. Positioned halfway between brushes and rods, this model aims for versatility and control, with a more compact profile.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
Perfect for beginner to advanced drummers seeking a softer dynamic and a more felted touch. They are particularly suited for jazz, blues, acoustic pop, light funk, and live settings where controlling volume is essential.
Technical specifications
| Category | rod |
| Instrument | Battery |
| Strand material | broomcorn |
| Color | Natural |
| Diameter | 1.91 cm |
| Length (cm) | 33.65 cm |
Questions frequently asked
Are the ProMark PMBRM2 suitable for jazz and low-volume concerts?
This model is suitable for jazz, blues, acoustic pop, and light funk. Its sorghum rods produce a softened attack and allow better control of volume levels during live performances.
How to adjust the attack of the Small Broomsticks?
The O-Rings allow adjustment of the rod spread. Open rods favor a wider diffusion, while tightened rods provide a more precise hit on snare, toms, or cymbals.
What material is used for the rods?
The rods are made of sorghum, also called broomcorn. This material offers a natural texture and a more present response than standard brushes.
What is the length of the PMBRM2?
The stated length is 336.5 mm, or 33.65 cm. The diameter is 1.91 cm, providing a compact profile within the range of alternative sound sources.
Is it possible to get a more precise sound than with open brushes?
By tightening the O-Rings, the attack becomes more focused. The hybrid design, positioned between brushes and rods, maintains a stable grip while allowing articulation variation.
