Tama 7AN - TRADITIONAL SERIES - DRUMSTICK JAPANESE OAK - 13MM - SMALL TIP NYLON
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Tama
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Historical Context and Positioning Within the Range
The Traditional Series focuses on classic specifications and a familiar grip, with a material choice aimed at performance and durability. This pair fits into a "safe bet" approach: direct feel, reliability, and everyday versatility.
Target Audience for This Drum/Instrument
These drumsticks are designed for beginner to intermediate drummers seeking a solid response and stable rebound. They are particularly suited for styles that require presence and definition (rock, pop, punk, funk, variety), while remaining comfortable for more nuanced playing.
Technical specifications
| Category | Stick |
| Instrument | Battery |
| Template | 7A |
| Material | oak |
| Olive | oval |
| Olive material | nylon |
| Color | Natural |
| Diameter | 1.3 cm |
| Length (cm) | 39 cm |
Questions frequently asked
Are these Tama 7A drumsticks suitable for rock and funk?
The 7A size in Japanese oak is suitable for styles requiring presence and definition, notably rock, pop, punk, funk, and variety genres.
What sound does a nylon tip bring to cymbals?
The oval nylon tip enhances articulation and ping on the ride cymbal. It promotes a defined attack during fast passages.
What are the dimensions of the Tama Traditional Series 7AN drumsticks?
The stated dimensions are 39 cm in length with a diameter of 1.3 cm. This size corresponds to the 7A profile. The length is also indicated as 390 mm.
Why choose drumsticks made of Japanese oak?
Thanks to Japanese oak, these sticks offer a sharp attack and strong projection. The feel in hand is described as dense.
Do the 7A nylon tip drumsticks maintain a consistent attack?
This pair combines a nylon tip and a body made of oak to maintain a consistent cymbal sound as the stick wears down.
