Rohema TIMBALES STICKS 10MM HICKORY
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- German Manufacturing: meticulous finishing and consistent production.
- Perfectly Matched Sticks: same weight and response for balanced playing.
- Varnished American Hickory: excellent durability and consistent feel.
- Thin Profile (10 mm): control, finesse, and speed.
Manufacturer Information
Rohema
https://www.rohema.de
info@rohema.de
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
Rohema Percussion is a family business specializing in the manufacture of drumsticks and percussion instruments since 1888. These sticks embody a "made in Germany" approach focused on wood selection and consistency from pair to pair.
Target Audience for This Drum/Instrument
Ideal for beginner to advanced drummers seeking a thin and precise drumstick. They are especially suitable for styles requiring articulation and control: pop, funk, jazz, fusion, and pad work.
Technical specifications
| Category | Stick | Color | Natural |
| Instrument | Battery | Diameter | 1 cm |
| Material | hickory | Length (cm) | 40.5 cm |
| Olive | Without | ||
Questions frequently asked
What are the dimensions of the Rohema Timbales 10 mm Hickory drumsticks?
The diameter is 10 mm and the length reaches 405 mm. This slim profile promotes precise attack and nuanced control.
Are these sticks suitable for jazz and funk?
The slim hickory profile is suited to styles requiring articulation and control, notably jazz, funk, pop, and fusion. Their projection remains controlled.
What wood is used for these timbales sticks?
They are made from American Hickory. This wood provides a clear attack, natural rebound, and good vibration absorption.
Are the sticks lacquered?
A lacquer finish is applied, with a natural color. The lacquer homogenizes the feel in hand and enhances grip.
Is there a tip on this model?
No tip is indicated on this model. The sticks are matched to ensure a consistent response between both hands. They are manufactured in Germany by Rohema Percussion, a family business founded in 1888.



