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14 August 2019
The best there is.
Nothing is stronger than the Gibraltar Rack Products!!
09 August 2017
Zildjian Super 7A Drumsticks
I've used many drumsticks over many years and these are, thus far, my favorite. Having relatively thin hands and relatively long fingers, I needed a stick that was small enough in diameter, yet not "pencil like" in feel. This is a non fatiguing stick not only due to its modest diameter and light weight, but also due significantly to its dipped coating. The coating itself, whose primary function is to prevent slippage and works extremely well in this regard, has the intrinsic secondary benefit of absorbing energy and shielding the hands and wrists from some degree of shock. Of course, this coating is available on many sizes, shapes, and models of Zildjian drumsticks. My favorite sticks up to this point was the same type dip sticks but in a (non Super) 7A. These Supers are just slightly more substantial. Due to the taper and the thinness of the shoulder, coupled with the small round, wooden tip, it provides rebound which is nothing short of remarkable. My experiences have shown that the sticks afford me greater speed and dexterity than other very good sticks I have used. For such an unimposing pair of sticks, they seem to last a long time. Unless one really bashes and flails away, the sticks remain intact (including the surprisingly durable dipped coating), slowly becoming more barrel shaped and smaller at the tip. One negative aspect of any coated stick is that when used on cross sticking, the volume is somewhat attenuated and the sound is a bit less "woody" than normal. Conversely, when played backward, they provide an interesting characteristic of altering the tone somewhat, especially with cymbals where high frequency overtones are significantly truncated. Very highly recommended.
30 April 2017
Approaching the best of the very best
Virtually a crime that the 4435 (and others like it) are no longer produced. The engineers got this one right. Some mistake this as a Rock only speaker which is indeed a mistake. Though it can rock with the very best of them, this studio monitor has it all: neutrality, natural presentation, midrange purity, treble sweetness, full range clarity and articulation, low frequency tightness coupled with prodigious extension and authority, and if that were not enough, an expansive sound stage presentation in all dimensions: height breadth and depth. The 4435 can be biamped and is capable of great power handling, yet it's sensitivity is such that it can be driven to satisfying levels with just a few watts. If I were forced to pick a particular are of excellence which is admittedly difficult, I would say that human voice and brass instrument reproduction enter the realm of the near impossible. Rather than me waxing poetic, potential owners should understand that if they have the financial resources to purchase these JBLs as well as the volumetric area to house them, their search for a permanent loudspeaker will in all likelihood be over.