Log in
Log in

or
Create an account

or
Add this product to
  • My former gear
  • My current gear
  • My wishlist
Vic Firth Signature Dave Weckl
Images
1/2

All user reviews for the Vic Firth Signature Dave Weckl

Not satisfied with those reviews?
Filter
4.7/5
(3 reviews)
67 %
(2 reviews)
33 %
(1 review)
Write a user review
Users reviews
  • Batteurdu60Batteurdu60

    Vic Firth Signature Dave WecklPublished on 07/11/05 at 04:12
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    I use them for a few days, I like their look, BMOL, rats after a few strokes on the circles, wood burgundy pink. I tried many models before (pro orca carbostick, tama, ahead) the ratio quality price is reasonable and I would do with the choice of experience.
  • Rom's 6n2Rom's 6n2

    Vic Firth Signature Dave WecklPublished on 03/27/06 at 10:25
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    I use from time to time and I must admit that they suit me perfectly, Good length, good Diameter ....
    Of course the color burgundy s'enlvent quickly place classic but ... it's a dtail.
  • sanjurosanjuro

    Vic Firth Signature Dave WecklPublished on 11/29/09 at 18:58
    I first came across the Dave Weckl sticks when my local drum store ran out of the signature Steve Gadd sticks.  I figured these looked a lot similar, so I gave them a chance.  I am also a big fan of Weckl, so I figured they couldn't be too bad.  These are almost exactly the same as the Steve Gadd sticks, except that they are a bit heavier (they seem more condensed) and slightly longer.  The exterior coating is the same, except it is a different color.  I have only ever used the wood tipped versions.  In fact, I would suggest that the wood tips are better for all sticks.  I know that the nylon tips last longer, but in general it is the shoulder of my sticks that wear out.  The added durabili…
    Read more
    I first came across the Dave Weckl sticks when my local drum store ran out of the signature Steve Gadd sticks.  I figured these looked a lot similar, so I gave them a chance.  I am also a big fan of Weckl, so I figured they couldn't be too bad.  These are almost exactly the same as the Steve Gadd sticks, except that they are a bit heavier (they seem more condensed) and slightly longer.  The exterior coating is the same, except it is a different color.  I have only ever used the wood tipped versions.  In fact, I would suggest that the wood tips are better for all sticks.  I know that the nylon tips last longer, but in general it is the shoulder of my sticks that wear out.  The added durability is not worth the harsh change in sound when striking cymbals.

    These sticks served me very well for the time I had them.  I usually prefer longer sticks, so it is difficult to say why I switched back to Gadd Signatures later on.  Something about these felt odd, like they were too dense for their reasonably thin design.  They also sounded a bit duller when clicking on the rim.  They still lasted a very long time and seemed durable enough.  Both the Gadd and the Weckl signature sticks are susceptible to breaking when hitting heavy rim shots or riding on a cymbal edge.  If the gig is gonna be a loud one, be sure to pack some heavier hitters.  Otherwise, the Weckl signatures are great for most situations. 

    These can be played in most styles of music as long as it doesn't break the sticks.  They are resistant to wear and tear and feel good overall.  The tips create really good ping and the shoulder is solid.  If louder music is to be played, I suggest going with Vic Firth 5 A's.  Otherwise, these are pretty high on my list of sticks I have used.
    See less