What drumsticks does Wally Ingram use?
Bob Weir
The drumsticks Wally Ingram plays
- VaterVH7AW⌀.539″×15.984″Official roster
Wally Ingram plays the Vater VH7AW (⌀.539″×15.984″, hickory). The roster entry gives the band as Bob Weir.
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Bob Weir
The drumsticks Wally Ingram plays
Wally Ingram plays the Vater VH7AW (⌀.539″×15.984″, hickory). The roster entry gives the band as Bob Weir.
Drawn to scale, with the figures each maker publishes.
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Listed as their stick on Vater's official roster
| Diameter | .539″ (13.7 mm) |
|---|---|
| Length | 15.984″ (406 mm) |
| Wood / material | Hickory |
| Tip shape | Ball |
| Tip material | Wood |
| Taper | — |
| Weight | ≈43g est. |
All of it is what the maker's own site says. Endorsements and stick choices change, so this is not a guarantee that the drummer plays this model today.
Only what the makers publish, plus links the drummer runs themselves.
| Band | Bob Weir |
|---|---|
| Listed by | Vater |
Ranked by how close each one is to the Vater VH7AW in diameter, length, wood, tip and taper — the same calculation this site's “find sticks like this” uses. It does not mean the drummer plays any of them.
Reference: Vater VH7AW Manhattan 7A Wood
Drummers the makers list as playing the same model as Wally Ingram.
Other drummers on the same maker's artist pages.
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