Vic Firth RM1 Re.mix Brushes Broomcorn
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
Sorghum, historically used for traditional brushes, is appreciated by drummers for its ability to produce a soft and muffled texture. This model fits within a "finesse and control" approach and can be combined with more percussive solutions like the RM3 and RM4.Target Audience for This Drum/Instrument
These sorghum brushes are aimed at beginner to advanced drummers seeking a discreet and musical sound. They excel in jazz, ballads, acoustic, blues, theater, and any situations where volume needs to be kept low.Technical specifications
| Serie | RE·MIX | Strand material | broomcorn |
| Category | Brush | Diameter | 1.27 cm |
| Instrument | percussion | Length (cm) | 35.87 cm |
Questions frequently asked
Are Vic Firth RM1 Re.mix Broomcorn Brushes suitable for jazz?
The sorghum (broomcorn) produces a soft, muffled brushed texture, particularly suitable for jazz, ballads, and blues. The natural sweep sizzle remains clear without hardening the transients.
What sound do sorghum brushes produce on a snare drum?
On snare drums, toms, and coated heads, sorghum strands favor a soft attack and a light presence. Patterns maintain clear articulation at a controlled volume level.
What are the dimensions of the Vic Firth RM1 Re.mix Broomcorn Brushes?
The length is 35.87 cm, or 14 1/8 inches, with a diameter of 1.27 cm. The stated width is 12.7 mm and the height is 22.2 mm.
Can RM1 brushes be combined with RM3 or RM4 brushes?
It is possible to combine RM1 brushes with more percussive options like RM3 and RM4. This combination allows adding more attack when the song requires it.
Are these brushes suitable for playing at low volume?
This model is intended for drummers from beginners to advanced seeking a discreet sound in acoustic or theatrical contexts.



