Millenium HB7A Hornbeam
Hornbeam Drumsticks

Latest User Reviews
Good sticks
The two pairs I got are well matched, and with minimal warping. Nice finish and they feel good in the hand. Well shaped tips, and the taper doesn't get too thin. Decent price too; I'll be buying more of these in the future I think.
Good enough for the money
This was a vfm purchase.
I use these sticks during rehearsals so that I don't
ruin my better ones.
They break kind of fast but if you consider the price,
they hold up really well..
you never know when in need fo an extra pair os sticks. this is perfect.
Good set of sticks, but doesn't compare to the big guys
Nice set of sticks for beginners/ small children. But go for one of the big names if you want something that will last as your play with a bit more umffff.
Great sticks
Pretty light but durable. They last me as long as any other sticks.
CHEAP!!
Very light and balanced sticks perfect for practicing on my kit.
Quality sticks
Great sticks at a great price. Hard wearing
A beginner pair of drumsticks
A low priced pair of drumsticks, great for beginners, but they won't stand the punishment of serious drumming.
good quality
Great quality sticks, you can't deny it. For the price of course. And, of course there are more durable, balanced etc. drumsticks, but not for this price.
Good cymbal sound
I tried a pair of these sticks for practice, being quite cheap to buy frequently.
It turns out that they have fantastic qualities I've been looking for - the size and weight fit my playing perfectly. The head size results in wonderful cymbal sounds. For this purpose I have yet to hear a better stick. Compared to VF 5 & 7, Stagg maple & oak.
They are heavier than maple and a bit lighter than hickory. Good handling.
Overall I'm very happy to stumble upon these and will be using them for acoustic plays from now on.
Technical Data
- Manufactured by Millenium
- Released in 2003
- Average price : $5
- Made in Europe
- Extremely hard wood
- Well-balanced quality
- 7A
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