Innovative Percussion TS-PR Paul Rennick Signature Marching Tenor Sticks

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  • 3.5
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  • December 1, 2012
  • by Robert P.
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  • Will T
  • DFW
  • Teacher, Student

  • Pros

    • Weight and Balance
    • Concept and Structure

  • Cons

    • Durability (bead, shoulder, latex sleeve all wear down fast)
    • Consistency pair to pair (pitch)
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  • 3
  • Great feel when you have a good pair, but short life span is a bummer
  • February 5, 2019
  • by Will T
  • This model produces a warm, full sound on the drums, and are designed brilliantly, but durability and consistency are big issues. The oversize bead starts chipping away with each rim accidentally hit. If you don't hit rims, great! For the 99% of us that do, this bead becomes messy, chipped, and roughed up after just a few weeks. By then, you need a new pair, since the feel, rebound, and sound quality are all affected from a deteriorated bead. The other issue is the consistency pair to pair. I always check for pitch and weight matching if I'm in the store, and encourage my students to do the same, but sometimes it is just hard to find a really good pair together. Ordering in bulk, expect that about 40% won't be ideally pitched or matched. Even when you've found a decent pair, the lifespan of the shoulder isn't phenomenal, and I've found these sticks go dead pretty soon into the chipping process from rimshots if the bead is still usable. For an advanced tenor line that won't scuff up the beads, or one where durability is not a concern, this is a fantastic product, but I would not recommend this model for the average high school line.
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  • David A
  • Dallas Tx
  • Drummer (3 yrs), Student (3 yrs)

  • Pros

    • Balanced weight, Rubber end helps with sound quality.

  • Cons

    • None that I could ever think of.
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  • 5
  • Best Tenor drum sticks I've used so far!
  • August 31, 2018
  • by David A
  • Really good Tenor sticks I use them more than any other Tenor sticks I have.
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  • Mira M
  • Park City, UT
  • Drummer (4 yrs), Student (3 yrs)

  • Pros

    • Perfectly Balanced
    • Great Sound
    • Versatile

  • Cons

    • High price
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  • 5
  • Best tenor stick
  • September 2, 2017
  • by Mira M
  • These sticks feel super good in your hands and are easy to navigate around the drums with. The sound is both crisp and beefy. Only problem is that they're relatively expensive.
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  • Jack R
  • WA

  • Pros

    • Well balanced
    • Latex sleeve is well made
    • Great sound

  • Cons

    • Stick by head is thin - may be an issue with shot-heavy music
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  • 5
  • A great stick for any tenor player
  • January 20, 2017
  • by Jack R
  • This stick is a perfect addition to any tenorline on the field. Everything about it sounds and feels fantastic, and they're affordable as well. I recommend picking one or two up, as they are one of the best sticks on the market by far.
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  • Trevor C
  • Berea, Kentucky
  • Drummer, Student

  • Pros

    • Everything
    • Practice tips

  • Cons

    • Hard to find because everyone wants a pair
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  • 5
  • Best Tenor Stick on the Market
  • July 24, 2016
  • by Trevor C
  • As long as they make these, I will use these sticks exclusively on tenors. They have amazing feel and balance, and the practice tips are a huge plus.
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  • Austen W.
  • Nacogdoches, TX
  • Drummer (8 yrs)

  • Pros

    • Good articulation, Great meaty quality, Feel great in the hands.

  • Cons

    • None so far
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  • 5
  • Personal Favorite
  • February 16, 2016
  • by Austen W.
  • Perfect.