Tama M-JAZZ-N Nylon Maple

Jazz models have a diameter similar to a 7A but with a longer and thinner neck, which the make an excellent choice for jazzers or for those who want a drumstick light with a good bounce. The lug oval produces a dark and warm tone that is perfect for cymbals ride.

The lug
The nylon tips allow percussionists to change the wealth the wood, nylon shine without sacrificing the feeling and balance. And with the injection moulding process, they won't blow up or fly. Injection moulding process. By merging nylon with the wood, is guaranteed the tips don't jump or fly. The injection process also allows to create complex and precision forms that match exactly with their wooden tip equivalents.

The wood
Rock Maple (arce) is a very used wood when needed thickness no extra weight. It is somewhat less dense than the Hickory (American walnut), about 10% and about 20% on the Japanese oak. Provides great articulation both in heads as in the cymbals. Perfect for orchestral or jazzy uses that want drumstick thick without added weight.

About Tama Drums
What else can you say about Tama besides that for decades it has been the preferred by the most “dogs”?. For several years now Tama has maintained its classic models for rock and metal but has expanded its palette drums with models perfect for all types of styles and have models for all pockets. Artists of styles as different as Peter Erskine, Stewart Copeland, Robert Sput, Simon Phillips or Mike Portnoy enjoy the Tama sound. Something will be. In addition this brand manufactures a wide range of hardware and accessories drum with some names mythical like the Iron Cobra.