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#152807 - 11/10/07 09:22 PM Re: How does your snareline tape their sticks? [Re: Shimes]
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we tape the whole thing..
ok... has anyone used "stick tape"?

Is it reallllly any better?

thanks for the replys in advance...




I think the only advantage stick tape has over electrical tape is that it won't get slippery when your hands start to get sweaty and whatnot. So I guess it can improve your grip on the stick as well.
I've never really tried it myself, but that much I know.

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#152808 - 11/11/07 04:04 PM Re: How does your snareline tape their sticks? [Re: ]
NungaDrum729 Offline


Registered: 11/06/07
Loc: NJ
my line uses tom aungst sticks and we overlap about 1/3 the width of the tape. when the tape is on the stick, it looks like the same amount of the tape is overlapped as not overlapped, if you get what i mean. also, we leave a gap for the fulcrum, so when we do stick changes around our back, we can feel where the fulcrum is and not have to look down. some people like bigger or smaller gaps also...it's up to the player. i tape mine from the bead, to 1/2 way through the H in firth, then from the end of the flag to the butt.

also, about sticktape. center snare at my school was also center snare for raiders the past 2 seasons. they're sponsored by sticktape and she said she hated it and so did everyone else on the line.
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#152809 - 11/11/07 06:39 PM Re: How does your snareline tape their sticks? [Re: gniknus11]
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Registered: 04/30/07
Loc: Indianapolis, Indiana
the whole stick, there's a trick for no slip, roll the stick on the ground where i'ts really gritty...
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#152810 - 11/14/07 09:36 PM Re: How does your snareline tape their sticks? [Re: JoeGrinstead]
Xareoshin Offline


Registered: 09/03/06
Loc: Paris, TX
Snares - Black tape from butt to tip overlapped at about 1/4 the width of the tape on each pass. Than wrapped again with red tape at a very high angle so that the black shows through. (Our colors are red and black)

Tenors - Same as snare except grip area is exposed, we use vegas so we leave the grip area exposed so we can tell the snare and tenor sticks apart easier since the vega's are basically a drumstick.

Bass - No wrapping - we use alluminum shafted mallets with the rubber gripping area (vic firth?) so tape is not needed.
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#152811 - 11/17/07 07:55 PM Re: How does your snareline tape their sticks? [Re: Xareoshin]
power12791 Offline


Registered: 02/06/07
Loc: New York
I have used both electrical tape and stick tape and I couldn't really feel any difference at all. The only little thing was you could feel that it was less slippery, but while playing, I didn't notice the differece
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#152812 - 11/26/07 02:03 PM Re: How does your snareline tape their sticks? [Re: power12791]
Beardo_MSU Offline


Registered: 11/14/07
Loc: Starkville Mississippi
We tape the entire stick. I prefer to leave spaces in the grip, just becuase my hands are more comfortable gripping wood rather than tape, but for the sake of uniformity we tape the whole thing. I think it is becuase Shon is really old and really lame....

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#152813 - 11/26/07 08:35 PM Re: How does your snareline tape their sticks? [Re: Shimes]
SkyhawkDrummer Offline


Registered: 11/06/07
Loc: SoCal
Quote:

we tape the whole thing..
ok... has anyone used "stick tape"?

Is it reallllly any better?

thanks for the replys in advance...




Do you mean the vater percussion grip tape??If so it is softer and it doesnt get slippery on the hands when sweaty.but it causes calluses.
As for my school all sticks are taped up to the flag(we use strictly Vic Firth sticks).
I myself tape up to the flag,then from the end of the flag to the Butt leaving space for my fulcrum.Since the flag is where the fulcrum is supposed to be i presume.
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#152814 - 12/15/07 03:14 PM Re: How does your snareline tape their sticks? [Re: gniknus11]
DrummerBug25 Offline


Registered: 12/14/07
Loc: Smiths Station, AL
We do stripes around our bass sticks,snare,and tenor sticks and they sound exactly the same there is no difference in sound.
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#152815 - 12/15/07 04:02 PM Re: How does your snareline tape their sticks? [Re: HughJass]
DrumerKruse Offline


Registered: 09/12/04
Loc: Colorado
we tape about an down to the the fulcrum and then stop. we barley overlap... the stick doenst need a bunch more wieght
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#152816 - 12/16/07 08:26 AM Re: How does your snareline tape their sticks? [Re: DrumerKruse]
littlesnareboy Offline


Registered: 03/26/07
Quote:

we tape about an down to the the fulcrum and then stop. we barley overlap... the stick doenst need a bunch more wieght




i do the same thing, except i overlap a lot. It adds more protection to the sticks and makes them heavier. I think more weight not only feels good but it means more chops in the long hall
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