Tama 7asbs Japanese Oak Stick Of Doom D13MM X L390MM
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Tama
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
With the "Sticks of Doom," TAMA offers a pair of drumsticks that emphasize both visual identity and playing efficiency. This model fits into a performance and personality -oriented approach, designed for drummers who want a reliable accessory with an immediately recognizable look.
Target Audience for This Drum/Instrument
These sticks are particularly aimed at beginner to intermediate drummers seeking an easy-to-control 7A, but they will also suit experienced musicians who prioritize finesse on cymbals. Their profile is very comfortable in jazz, swing, fusion, light funk, and any situations where the precision of ghost notes and delicacy of strokes matter.
Technical specifications
| Category | Stick | Olive material | wood |
| Instrument | Battery | Color | Black |
| Template | 7A | Diameter | 1.3 cm |
| Material | oak | Length (cm) | 39 cm |
| Olive | water drop | ||
Questions frequently asked
What are the dimensions of the Tama 7ASBS drumsticks?
These drumsticks are 390 mm long with a diameter of 13 mm. Their 7A profile offers a slim and controllable grip.
Does Japanese oak provide precise attack?
Japanese oak delivers a firm response and a clean attack. This wood species favors a clear ping on the ride cymbal as well as defined articulation on the hi-hat.
What tip shape is on this 7A pair of sticks?
The wooden tip features a small teardrop shape. It contributes to a fine and ringing strike on cymbals.
Are these sticks suitable for jazz and ghost notes?
This model is recommended for jazz and nuanced playing. The 7A size and small tip facilitate working on textures, dynamics, and ghost notes. Legato phrasing can remain clear without forcing the attack.
What is the design of the Sticks of Doom?
The black and red finish features an original TAMA graphic of a skull and bones.



