Freer Percussion SINF Light Orchestral Hornwood Drumsticks

Freer Percussion SINF Light Orchestral Hornwood Drumsticks are expertly crafted for percussionists seeking clarity and control in soft dynamic ranges. Constructed from Freer’s proprietary Hornwood™, these sticks offer enhanced rebound and durability, making them ideal for nuanced orchestral performances.

Materials and Build Quality

The SINF model features a unique design that retains its shape from tip to butt, deliberately eliminating the traditional taper at the back. This adjustment increases the back weight slightly, promoting quicker rebound—particularly beneficial for executing doubles in passages like 4-stroke ruffs in “Lt. Kije” and 7’s in “Scheherazade”. Hornwood™ is a dense, hard material that adds a couple of grams to the stick’s weight without increasing its size or bulk. It provides a feel akin to rosewood or ebony but without excessive vibration and low pitch, ensuring a comfortable grip and long-lasting performance.

Performance and Use Cases

Designed for soft playing that requires clarity, the SINF sticks excel in delicate orchestral settings. Their balanced weight and responsive rebound make them suitable for intricate passages, offering percussionists the ability to execute precise articulations with ease.

Key Features

• Constructed from dense, durable Hornwood™
• Eliminated back taper for increased rebound
• Enhanced control for soft dynamic ranges
• Ideal for intricate orchestral passages
• Sold as a pair

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Official Manufacturer Link

For additional information and specifications, visit the official Freer Percussion website.

Conclusion

The Freer Percussion SINF Light Orchestral Hornwood Drumsticks offer percussionists a refined tool for achieving clarity and control in soft playing contexts. Their thoughtful design and high-quality materials make them a valuable addition to any orchestral percussionist’s toolkit.