Vic Firth

Vic Firth MB4S Marching Bass Mallets

2005 • Mallets for Bass Drum

Vic Firth MB1S Marching Bass Mallets

2005 • Mallets for Bass Drum

Vic Firth MB1H Marching Bass Mallets

2005 • Mallets for Bass Drum

Vic Firth MB4H Marching Bass Mallets

2005 • Mallets for Bass Drum

Vic Firth T3 Timpani Mallets Staccato

2004 • Timpani mallets

Vic Firth SDC Danny Carey Signature

96% • 9 reviews

2003 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth AJ1 American Jazz

100% • 6 reviews

2003 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth AS7A Drumsticks -Wood-

100% • 4 reviews

2003 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth AJ6

2003 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth VFX5BN Extreme

100% • 9 reviews

2002 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth STL Thomas Lang Signature

96% • 5 reviews

2002 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth SD1JR Junior Maple -Wood-

90% • 2 reviews

2002 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth CM American Classic Hickory -W

100% • 1 review

2002 • Drum Sticks

Vic Firth SOH Omar Hakim Signature

2002 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth SDW2 Dave Weckl Signature

80% • 4 reviews

2001 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth SAA Alex Acuna Signature

60% • 1 review

2001 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth 2BN American Classic Hickory

2001 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth VFX5A Extreme 5A -Wood-

96% • 28 reviews

2000 • 5A Sticks

Vic Firth 85A American Classic Hickory

98% • 8 reviews

2000 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth SSG Steve Gadd Signature

98% • 8 reviews

2000 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth SSGN

100% • 7 reviews

2000 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth SPE2 Peter Erskine Signature

93% • 6 reviews

2000 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth Rock American Classic Hickory

100% • 4 reviews

2000 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth SDWN Dave Weckl Signature Nylo

100% • 2 reviews

2000 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth RockN American Classic Hickory

100% • 1 review

2000 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth 8DN American Classic Hickory

80% • 1 review

2000 • Jazz Drumsticks

Vic Firth VFSRHN Corpmaster R. Hardimon

2000 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth M70 Corpsmaster Marimba Beater

2000 • Mallets for marching marimba

Vic Firth 3AN American Classic Hickory

2000 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth 55A American Classic Hickory

98% • 12 reviews

1999 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth VFX5B Extreme 5B -Wood-

94% • 10 reviews

1999 • Sticks

Vic Firth 3A American Classic Hickory

95% • 4 reviews

1999 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth F1 American Classic Hickory

100% • 2 reviews

1999 • Drumsticks

Vic Firth VFRUTE Rute Brushes

90% • 2 reviews

1999 • Hot Rods Brushes

Vic Firth T2 Timpani Mallets Cartwheel

100% • 1 review

1999 • Timpani Mallet Cartwheel

Vic Firth 5A American Classic Hickory

97% • 101 reviews

Drumsticks

Vic Firth 5B American Classic Hickory

97% • 31 reviews

Drumsticks

Vic Firth 5AN American Classic Hickory

95% • 25 reviews

Drumsticks

Vic Firth 7A American Classic Hickory

98% • 17 reviews

Drumsticks

Vic Firth SD2 Bolero Maple -Wood-

97% • 14 reviews

Drumsticks

Vic Firth 2B American Classic Hickory

100% • 13 reviews

Drumsticks

Vic Firth 7AN American Classic Hickory

95% • 12 reviews

Drumsticks

Vic Firth SDW Dave Weckl Signature

100% • 11 reviews

Dave Weckl Signature Drumsticks

Vic Firth SD10 Swinger Maple -Wood-

93% • 8 reviews

Swinger Sticks

Vic Firth 5BN American Classic Hickory

100% • 7 reviews

Drumsticks 5BN Nylon Tip

Vic Firth 8D American Classic Hickory

90% • 6 reviews

Jazz Drumsticks

Vic Firth SD4 Combo Maple -Wood-

90% • 4 reviews

Drumsticks

Vic Firth SD1 General Maple -Wood-

100% • 3 reviews

General Sticks

Vic Firth SD9 Driver Maple -Wood-

93% • 3 reviews

Drumsticks

Vic Firth SJD Jack DeJohnette Signature

93% • 3 reviews

Signature Sticks

About Vic Firth

Founded : 1963

Vic Firth is a well-known manufacturer of drumsticks, mallets, and percussion accessories. The company was founded by Everett "Vic" Firth, a renowned percussionist and timpanist, in 1963.

Vic Firth's journey began when he joined the Boston Symphony Orchestra as its principal timpanist in 1952. During his time as a musician, Firth recognized the need for high-quality, consistent drumsticks that could meet the demands of professional percussionists. In response to this need, he decided to start his own company to manufacture drumsticks.

In the early days of the company, Firth personally crafted each drumstick by hand in his basement workshop. He experimented with different materials, designs, and manufacturing techniques to create drumsticks that were durable, balanced, and produced excellent sound quality.

Firth's dedication to quality quickly earned him a reputation among professional drummers and percussionists. As demand grew, he expanded his operation and began employing skilled craftsmen to assist in the production process. This allowed Vic Firth to meet the increasing demand for its drumsticks while maintaining the high standards set by Firth himself.

Over time, Vic Firth's product line expanded to include a wide variety of drumsticks designed for different musical genres, playing styles, and instrument types. The company also introduced mallets for concert percussion and accessories such as practice pads and drumstick bags.

Vic Firth's commitment to innovation led to the development of groundbreaking products. In 1976, the company introduced the first synthetic drumstick, known as the "Nova" series, which offered an alternative to traditional wood sticks. This was followed by the introduction of specialty sticks, such as signature series drumsticks designed in collaboration with renowned drummers.

In 2010, Vic Firth expanded its product offerings by acquiring the Zildjian Drumstick and Mallet division, further solidifying its position as a leading manufacturer in the percussion industry.

Vic Firth's dedication to quality control has been a cornerstone of the company's success. Every pair of drumsticks goes through rigorous inspection to ensure consistent weight, balance, and structural integrity. This attention to detail has made Vic Firth a trusted brand among drummers of all levels, from beginners to professionals.

Vic Firth's legacy extends beyond the products it manufactures. Throughout its history, the company has been actively involved in music education, offering scholarships and sponsoring events to support aspiring musicians and educators. Vic Firth's commitment to the percussion community has made a significant impact on the industry as a whole.

Today, Vic Firth remains a leading manufacturer of drumsticks and percussion accessories. Its dedication to quality, innovation, and support for musicians has solidified its reputation as a trusted and respected brand in the world of percussion.

Official website : vicfirth.com

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Lastest reviews

Vic Firth Rute 505 Brushes

1 year ago

Great sound and feel. Heavier and bulkier than they look

Vic Firth Bluetooth Isolation Headphones

1 year ago

They do a great job of isolating the sound coming from the drum kit without being too exclusive as to completely silence softer notes. They are much more comfortable than my previous sound isolating protective headphones and the fact they also have bluetooth so that I can connect to my phone as well as being able to plug them in to my audio interface makes them an amazing set of protective...

Vic Firth SSG Steve Gadd Signature

1 year ago

I ordered these to replace my older pair of sticks and so far i have not been disappointed. They are balanced and hella good looking.

Vic Firth 3A American Classic Hickory

1 year ago

if you like the thickness of a 5a but want some more attack. this is the one for you. I like it a lot

Vic Firth AJ1 American Jazz

1 year ago

great alternative to Vic Firth's standard 5B if you like the girth/durability of them but find them a little sluggish.

Vic Firth 2BN Nova Hickory Nylon Tip

1 year ago

This is brand of Vic Firth, and I must say, I'm quite disappointed. While the quality of the wood and craftsmanship is commendable, the sticks themselves are woefully unbalanced. There's a noticeable difference in weight between the two, which translates into an uneven sound when striking a practice pad. This inconsistency renders them unplayable for me, and I'm afraid I'll be...