Vic Firth SJN Symphonic Collection Jake Nissly Signature
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Vic Firth
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
Designed with orchestral percussionist Jake Nissly, these sticks follow the line of modern "concert" models favoring precision and balance. They are positioned between a versatile 5B-type stick and a specialized concert model, offering greater clarity and control without sacrificing projection.
Who This Instrument Is For
Ideal for orchestral percussionists, wind ensemble players, and advanced students seeking a single stick for rehearsals, auditions, and concerts. It is also suitable for rudiment enthusiasts practicing on pads or snare drums, as well as educators desiring consistent response and refined touch. Less oriented towards heavy "marching" style playing, it excels in contexts demanding finesse and precision.
Technical specifications
| Serie | Symphonic | Olive material | wood |
| Category | Stick | Collar | long |
| Instrument | snare drum | Color | Natural |
| Template | 5B | Signature | Yes |
| Material | birch | Diameter | 1.71 cm |
| Head | wood | Length (cm) | 42.54 cm |
| Olive | round | ||
Questions frequently asked
Are the Vic Firth SJN Jake Nissly sticks suitable for orchestral snare drum?
This model is suitable for orchestral and wind ensemble percussionists, as well as advanced students. Its round wooden tip concentrates the impact for precise articulation on the snare drum.
What are the dimensions of the SJN sticks?
The length is 42.54 cm, or 16 3/4 inches (about 425 mm), with a stated diameter of 1.71 cm.
What is the benefit of laminated birch on these sticks?
Laminated birch combines relative lightness and rigidity to promote tip control. It contributes to a clear attack and strong projection. Longevity and stability over time are also key features.
Is the round tip of the SJN suitable for rolls?
Thanks to the round wooden tip, rolls remain dense and single strokes are focused.
What rebound does the long shoulder provide?
The long shoulder encourages a soft and controlled rebound, with a gradual transition to the tip. This design facilitates dynamics and controlled crescendos. The natural finish offers an organic feel during long sessions.
