Rohema SILENT RODS HORNBEAM
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Rohema
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info@rohema.de
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
Rohema Percussion is a family business manufacturing drumsticks and percussion instruments since 1888. These rods continue this tradition: a reliable accessory designed for drummers seeking precise dynamic control, with consistent build quality.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
These rods are suitable for beginner to advanced drummers who want to manage volume without losing the playing feel. Perfect for rehearsals, small clubs, acoustic accompaniment, and styles like pop, light jazz, soul, funk, or variety, they allow for nuance without "crushing" the mix.
Technical specifications
| Category | rod |
| Instrument | Battery |
| Template | 19 dowels |
| Strand material | Hornbeam |
| Color | Natural |
| Diameter | 1.45 cm |
| Length (cm) | 41.5 cm |
Questions frequently asked
Do the Rohema Silent Rods Charme reduce the drum volume?
The 19 beech rods distribute the impact and soften the attack on the snare, toms, and cymbals. The volume remains better controlled than with regular sticks, with less aggressive cymbals.
What is the size of these rods?
This model measures 415 mm in length with a diameter of 14.5 mm. This size provides a balance close to a standard drumstick.
What sound do the beech rods provide on a snare drum?
On the snare drum, the attack becomes more muffled thanks to the 19 rods. Beech retains a clear response, useful for articulating ghost notes and accents at low volume.
Is the handle of these rods non-slip?
A rubber handle improves grip during playing and helps reduce fatigue.
For which styles and contexts are these rods suitable?
These rods suit pop, light jazz, soul, funk, and variety music. Their 19-rod construction allows use in rehearsals, small clubs, or acoustic accompaniment. They are intended for drummers from beginners to advanced seeking nuanced dynamics.
