Rohema Straw Brushes – Percussion Brushes Made from European Sorghum
Rohema Straw Brushes made from bundled European sorghum with Pro Grip Rubber. Lightweight combination of brushes and rods for cajon, hi-hat and snare.
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Rohema Straw Brushes XL – Full-Size Percussion Brushes Made from European Sorghum
Description
Sitting between a conventional brush and a rod, the Rohema Straw Brushes are made from bundled European sorghum and offer a distinctive sound character. They produce more volume than traditional jazz brushes while providing less attack than conventional rods.
This combination creates a pleasantly light playing feel and makes the Straw Brushes versatile on cajon, hi-hat or snare. The natural sorghum fibres combine the softer response of a brush with a somewhat fuller and more present sound.
The handle features Pro Grip Rubber for secure handling while playing. With a length of 360 mm, a diameter of 21 mm and their lightweight construction, the Straw Brushes are a versatile alternative for percussionists and drummers looking for a sound between traditional brushes and rods.
Features and Information
- Model: Straw Brushes
- Instrument type: Percussion brushes
- Material: European sorghum
- Bundled sorghum fibres
- Grip: Pro Grip Rubber
- Weight: Light
- Sound character between brushes and rods
- More volume than traditional jazz brushes
- Less attack than rods
- Suitable for cajon, hi-hat and snare
- Length: 360 mm
- Diameter: 21 mm
- Manufacturer: Rohema Percussion OHG
Additional Information
| Condition | New product |
| Manufacturer | Rohema Percussion OHG |
| Product declaration | Single item |
| Taxation | Standard Rate |
| Instrument | Hi-Hat, Cajon, Brushes, Snare |
| Intended Use | Beginner, Intermediate |
| Core material | Millet, Rubber |
Details on product safety
Product manager in the EU:
Rohema Percussion OHG
Gewerbepark 55
08258 Markneukirchen
Deutschland
Tel.: +49 (0)37422 729611
E-Mail: info@rohema.de
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