I've had a pair of Regal Tip Whiskers for a year and a half or so and am extremely happy with them. I highly recommend them, though I haven't tried any others.
I had the Regal Tip Clayton Cameron wire brushes and thought they were the best brushes on the planet. I'd love to find a similar brush in plastic. The local stores don't carry diddly squat and it's not the kind of thing you buy without trying. If anyone knows of a close second to these, I like to hear it.
Kit Pic 1Kit Pic 2Kit Pic 3... And FOR SALE I have: 3 PD-9's, MDS-10 purple rack w/cables/pad and cym mounts. See classified posts for details or PM me.
Originally posted by porieux I've had a pair of Regal Tip Whiskers for a year and a half or so and am extremely happy with them. I highly recommend them, though I haven't tried any others.
These brushes are by far.... the smoothest to use. They have a good snap when you need punch but at the same time are smooth and easy to control.
I recently bought a pair of Johnny Rabb Dusters. I guess you could describe them as smooth. The bristles feel different than most other nylon bristle. More supple, smaller diameter but still manage to get a decent sound. Handle is wood but very light weight. If they weren't so light, they would be great.
Kit Pic 1Kit Pic 2Kit Pic 3... And FOR SALE I have: 3 PD-9's, MDS-10 purple rack w/cables/pad and cym mounts. See classified posts for details or PM me.
It's Vater Flexi-grip for me. Smooth wood handles, non-retractible. For some reason they are the perfect weight and size. Most drum stores I went to did not have them in stock (most had a similar Regal which ended up being too heavy as far as I was concerned). Had to order them from the Drum Pad, Palatine, IL, about $ 13 I think.
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