Rohema Flat Straw Brush
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The essentials to know about the Rohema sorghum drumstick
The essentials to know about the Rohema sorghum drumstick
- Soft attack and controlled volume thanks to European sorghum
- Comfortable grip with a "Rubber" rubber handle
- Sturdy 21 mm format for control and durability
- Meticulous German craftsmanship from a company founded in 1888
Manufacturer Information
Rohema
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info@rohema.de
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Historical context and position within the range
Drawing on the Rohema familyâs expertise, active since 1888, this German-made âbroomcornâ sorghum stick is positioned as an alternative to wooden sticks for situations where nuance and volume control take priority.Who this stick is for
Perfect for drummers of all levels looking for a muted response. Ideal for jazz, folk, acoustic pop, theatre or home recording, when subtlety, low dynamics and texture are essential.Technical specifications
| Category | Brush | Color | Natural |
| Instrument | Battery | Diameter | 2.1 cm |
| Material | soft rubber | Length (cm) | 36 cm |
| Strand material | broomcorn | ||
| Body | European sorghum | Length | 360 mm |
| Neck | Rubber (rubber) | ||
Questions frequently asked
Do the sorghum bristles reduce the drum volume?
The sorghum bristles produce a soft attack, a short sustain, and moderate projection. This allows the ambient volume to be reduced while maintaining the groove. On cymbals, the tone remains smooth and less aggressive.
Rohema Straw Brush Flat: what are the dimensions?
This model measures 360 mm in length and has a diameter of 21 mm.
For which music styles is this brush suitable?
Its use is suitable for jazz, folk, acoustic pop, theater, and home recording. The muffled response of sorghum favors low dynamic contexts.
What is the handle material of Rohema brushes?
The handle is made of soft rubber. This material improves grip during playing.
What sound is obtained on the snare with broomcorn bristles?
On the snare, European sorghum provides more roundness and facilitates the definition of ghost notes.



