Drumsticks SELA

Drumbrushes / Maple

Drumbrushes

Sela Cajon Brushes are the essential accessory for any cajon play. The brushes have been developed in close cooperation with Sela artists in order to provide the best performance with any cajon. The Sela Cajon Brushes offer an increases weight compared to other brushes on the market which results in a punchy distinctive tone that will give users the full sound potential of their cajon. The two adjustable ring on the brushes allow you to quickly and easily switch between different brush styles. Also ideal for use with instruments such as frame drums and tambourines the Sela Cajon Brushes are a versatile set of high-quality brushes available at an affordable price point.

The Sela Professional 5A Maple Drumsticks 6 Pack offers versatility in a lightweight body. In the usual 5A size (16 x 0.570) the Sela 5A are made from maple wood; a lightweight durable wood that helps to reduces wrist fatigue. Maple feels great in the hands allowing for technique to feel effortless and strokes to be accurate to your playing style. Ideal for any genre thanks to its versatile size and balanced medium taper the Sela Professional Drumsticks 5A Maple are ideal for those looking for dexterity and definition in a durable body.

The Sela Professional 7A Maple Drumsticks 6 Pack are ideally made for Jazz Swing and intricate playing styles. A lightweight maple body makes these easy on the wrist reducing arm fatigue during long sessions. The 7A dimensions make this easy to hold in the hand and react quickly to your technique. With a medium taper the rebound is natural and responsive whilst a wooden acorn tip produces articulate strokes on the drums and pronounced bright pings on cymbals.

The Sela Professional 5B Maple Drumsticks 6 Pack gives the durability of a standard 5B stick in a lightweight maple body. Offering a similar flexibility and durability to a classic hickory stick maple helps reduce wrist fatigue and stress on the forearm. With a medium taper the stick offers natural rebound on all surfaces whilst an oval tip works great in rock and heavy-hitting genres. Due to its large surface area the oval tip creates the most contact with the head when struck and digs into the drum - creating full bodies and rounded tones. On cymbals this tip creates a great wash underneath a pronounced ping.