Pro-Mark Rare Mike Portnoy signature drum sticks ( Red link) 1997-2004 - Hickory lacquered
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Promark Hickory 420 Mike Portnoy Nylon Tip Drumsticks Features at a Glance:
Hickory construction delivers resilience, responsiveness, durability, and classic feel ✔️
Oval nylon tips create a bright, articulate sound ✔️
Short, quick taper yields a responsive feel, excellent forward balance, and little rebound ✔️
Length: 16-1/8" ✔️
Diameter: 0.531" ✔️
Expect an enjoyable drumming experience with Promark Hickory 420 drumsticks! ( Pro-Mark official ) ✔️
Tech Specs
Type:Drumstick Pair ✔️
Model:Mike Portnoy Signature with Dream Theatre logo ✔️
Material:Hickory, Lacquered ✔️
Size:7A ✔️
Length:16.12" ✔️
Diameter:0.531" ✔️
Tip Material:Nylon ✔️
Tip Shape:Oval ✔️
Manufacturer Part Number:TX420N same like new versions ✔️
Notes: very rare and collectable pair drum sticks, first edition ( production 1997-2004 with red links, after - black links) ✔️
Condition: not used, little print missed ( maybe original print quality) ,pictured ✔️
We have just one pair 1998-1999 ( private collection)✔️
Best offers - welcome ✔️
Shipping: standard delivery time 3-5 working days ✔️
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USA and Canada buyers, please write ✍️ about maximum correct shipping prices ✔️
Important: used condition don't have warranty and not returnable, please write message before payment ✍️ ✔️
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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