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Jon Quigg "Caledonian"
The Cooperman Model 60 is a maple drumstick for marching percussion, listed by Cooperman as the Jon Quigg "Caledonian". It is .689″ (17.5 mm) in diameter and 16.260″ (413 mm) long. It has a oval tip and a long consistent taper taper.
| Diameter | .689″ (17.5 mm) |
|---|---|
| Length | 16.260″ (413 mm) |
| Wood / material | Maple (hard maple) |
| Tip shape | Oval (large oval bead) |
| Tip material | — |
| Taper | long consistent taper |
| Finish | — |
| Weight | ≈62g est. |
| Category | Marching |
| Series | — |
| Signature model | — |
| Genre tags | Marching |
| Model number (SKU) | Model 60 |
| Brand | Cooperman |
The lightest of the big three woods. A thick maple stick still feels light, which suits fast, intricate playing and quiet gigs. The trade-off is that it wears out sooner.
A little more contact area than a teardrop. Cymbal definition stays in check and the sound is fuller and more blended. Easy to live with, and the most common shape here.
For marching bands. Built thick, long and heavy for outdoor volume, which usually makes them far too much stick for a drum set.
Tags models presented for marching. Thick, long and heavy is the norm, since they have to carry outdoors.