Vic Firth MS5
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Manufacturer Information
Vic Firth
https://www.vicfirth.com
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Algam SAS
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
This pair belongs to the Corpsmaster marching drumstick line, designed to meet the demands of marching bands and drumline ensembles: projection, articulation, and consistency, even with high head tension.
Intended Users
Ideal for intermediate to advanced drummers playing in marching bands, fanfares, drumlines, or stage settings requiring a strong presence. Particularly suited for accented playing, fast rolls, and rudiments where consistent rebound is essential.
Technical specifications
| Serie | Corpsmaster Snare |
| Instrument | snare drum |
| Template | medium |
| Material | hickory |
| Head | synthetic |
| Olive | round |
| Olive material | wood |
| Collar | medium |
| Color | Beige |
| Diameter | 1.79 cm |
| Length (cm) | 43.18 cm |
Questions frequently asked
Are Vic Firth MS5 sticks suitable for Kevlar drumheads?
These Corpsmaster Snare sticks are optimized for the bright and tight characteristic of Kevlar drumheads. The round wooden tip maintains a consistent response, while the overtones remain clearly defined.
What are the dimensions of the MS5 sticks?
The length is 43,18 cm and the diameter is 1,79 cm.
For what skill level and type of marching use are these sticks suited?
This model is intended for intermediate to advanced players in marching bands, fanfares, or drumlines. Its design favors pronounced accents and fast rolls on the snare drum.
What sound does the round wooden tip produce?
The round wooden tip, combined with hickory, produces a sharp attack and clear articulation. The pitch stability is designed for marching snare drums, especially under high head tension.
What is the benefit of the medium neck on these sticks?
The medium neck establishes a balance between stiffness and control. It helps maintain a consistent rebound when executing rudiments.



