The Rohema Carbon Rods consist of 9 high-quality carbon fibre rods arranged in a circle around a core of lightweight spruce wood. The combination of these materials reduces the overall weight. Weighing around 55 grams and with a handle diameter of 14.7 millimetres, the Rohema Carbon Rods lie between standard 5A and 5B hickory drumsticks. The honeycomb surface of the plastic handle ensures optimum grip.The use of carbon fibre-reinforced plastic makes the rods much more durable than other wooden versions. The rebound is significantly higher, the cymbal sound is richer in overtones and the sidestick is crisper and more concise. Compared to classic rods, the volume reduction and the typical percussive sound are somewhat less pronounced.The ROHEMA carbon rods are a real alternative for anyone who has previously found rods to have a cymbal sound that is too muffled, too little rebound and too short a shelf life.
Rohema Percussion - Robert Hillinger Markneukirchen is a family business in its 5th generation. Company founder Robert Eduard Hellinger started production in Markneukirchen in 1888. Even then, the product range included drumsticks and drumsticks. Since then, numerous mallets and rhythm instruments have been added to the range.The current management of the company by Matthias and Andreas Hellinger was preceded by a sound training as a master craftsman and many years of working in their father's company. The 5th generation is already firmly integrated into the company through business economist Maik Hellinger and trained wood turner Tobias Hellinger.
Rohema Percussion - Robert Hellinger Markneukirchen is a family business in its 5th generation. Company founder Robert Eduard Hellinger started production in Markneukirchen in 1888. Even then, the product range included drumsticks and drumsticks. Since then, numerous mallets and rhythm instruments have been added to the range.The current management of the company by Matthias and Andreas Hellinger was preceded by a sound training as a master craftsman and many years of working in their father's company. The 5th generation is already firmly integrated into the company through business economist Maik Hellinger and trained wood turner Tobias Hellinger.
Rohema Percussion - Robert Hellinger Markneukirchen is a family business in its 5th generation. Company founder Robert Eduard Hellinger started production in Markneukirchen in 1888. Even then, the product range included drumsticks and drumsticks. Since then, numerous mallets and rhythm instruments have been added to the range.The current management of the company by Matthias and Andreas Hellinger was preceded by a sound training as a master craftsman and many years of working in their father's company. The 5th generation is already firmly integrated into the company through business economist Maik Hellinger and trained wood turner Tobias Hellinger.
Rohema Percussion - Robert Hillinger Markneukirchen is a family business in its 5th generation. Company founder Robert Eduard Hellinger started production in Markneukirchen in 1888. Even then, the product range included drumsticks and drumsticks. Since then, numerous mallets and rhythm instruments have been added to the range.The current management of the company by Matthias and Andreas Hellinger was preceded by a sound training as a master craftsman and many years of working in their father's company. The 5th generation is already firmly integrated into the company through business economist Maik Hellinger and trained wood turner Tobias Hellinger.
For musicians who want to show their passion for drumming in all situations. The Rohema Drumstick keyring is suitable for holding together keys to your front door, flat or car. Of course, it also looks great on the zips of bags, stickbags, cases or suitcases and immediately shows whose property it is.
Rohema Percussion - Robert Hellinger Markneukirchen is a family business in its 5th generation. Company founder Robert Eduard Hellinger started production in Markneukirchen in 1888. Even then, the product range included drumsticks and drumsticks. Since then, numerous mallets and rhythm instruments have been added to the range.The current management of the company by Matthias and Andreas Hellinger was preceded by a sound training as a master craftsman and many years of working in their father's company. The 5th generation is already firmly integrated into the company through business economist Maik Hellinger and trained wood turner Tobias Hellinger.
These very special brushes open up completely new sound possibilities for drumsets, cajons and various percussion instruments. We use European sorghum millet to make the Flat Straw Brushes. Its slightly darker, bundled rods have a higher moisture content and are therefore somewhat heavier. This ensures a slight top-heaviness and pleasant rebound behaviour. The wide, fanned-out striking surface of the flat brushes produces unique, smacking sounds. The comparatively narrow handle sits comfortably in the hand. You can use the flat brushes as normal on the set, but you can also use them like brooms. The sorghum millet provides slightly less attack than wooden rods from rods, but much more volume than classic metal brushes.You can use the flat brushes for quieter passages on the set or in jazz, for example, or you can also use them on the cajon. In combination with other brushes or sticks, you have everything you need for unusual sound experiments.
The tuning key is probably one of the most important tools for drummers.Naturally, the tuning key from Trommelstockfabrik comes in the popular drumstick design, which not only makes it incredibly attractive, but also very ergonomic to use. It fits all standard tuning screws. With the Rohema tuning key, you can tune or change drum heads in seconds or set the right length for the bass drum pedal mallet. You can also loosen the memory locks on your drum stool, cymbal stands or floor tom legs and set and fix their optimum position.The Rohema Tuning Key is about 128 millimetres long. The handle shape is modelled on the shoulder of a Rohema Classic 5B. It sits comfortably in the hand and its longer shape makes it easy to loosen even tighter tuning screws. We use hickory scraps here, which are not suitable for the production of our drumsticks. The drum lacquered wood ensures a particularly pleasant feel and is very robust.
Rohema Percussion - Robert Hellinger Markneukirchen is a family business in its 5th generation. Company founder Robert Eduard Hellinger started production in Markneukirchen in 1888. Even then, the product range included drumsticks and drumsticks. Since then, numerous mallets and rhythm instruments have been added to the range.The current management of the company by Matthias and Andreas Hellinger was preceded by a sound training as a master craftsman and many years of working in their father's company. The 5th generation is already firmly integrated into the company through business economist Maik Hellinger and trained wood turner Tobias Hellinger.
Two cubes together form the bass drum / snare drum combination. The hi-hat figure is combined with another cube. The fill cubes are four cubes that together form a fill combination that the drummer might not have thought of. An additional tempo cube offers 6 different playing speeds in BPM (beats per minute). A little gimmick that allows you to set either the actual speed or a tempo as a "practice target".The Rohema Groove Cubes open up completely new possibilities for drummers, especially drum teachers and their students, in their daily practice routine. How often do you find yourself practising the same rhythms, beats or fills over and over again? With the rhythm cubes, chance decides and every day brings a new challenge that can be realised on the drumset.Drum students can put together their own exercises until the next lesson. At the same time, they improve and hone their note-reading, sticking and orchestration skills.
Rohema Percussion - Robert Hellinger Markneukirchen is a family business in its 5th generation. Company founder Robert Eduard Hellinger started production in Markneukirchen in 1888. Even then, the product range included drumsticks and drumsticks. Since then, numerous mallets and rhythm instruments have been added to the range.The current management of the company by Matthias and Andreas Hellinger was preceded by a sound training as a master craftsman and many years of working in their father's company. The 5th generation is already firmly integrated into the company through business economist Maik Hellinger and trained wood turner Tobias Hellinger.
