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	In 2005, we introduced the "Birdland Model" and the response was, to say the least… surprising. Word got out, and encouraged, we eventually added more models.		In 2005, we introduced the "Birdland Model" and the response was, to say the least… surprising. Word got out, and encouraged, we eventually added more models.
	With the number of great “classic” ride cymbals being produced, it made sense that demand was there for a stick that has the response and feel of the original Jazz models from the 1950's and 60's.		With the number of great “classic” ride cymbals being produced, it made sense that demand was there for a stick that has the response and feel of the original Jazz models from the 1950's and 60's.

	The models from Bopworks are essentially recreations of the 1950’s/60’s Jazz drumsticks. Research on tip length and shoulder tapers using the actual sticks enabled us to produce sticks that have a unique “old school” feel and sound.		The models from Bopworks are essentially recreations of the 1950’s/60’s Jazz drumsticks. Research on tip length and shoulder tapers using the actual sticks enabled us to produce sticks that have a unique “old school” feel and sound.
	Some Jazz sticks can be too weighted in the front and “overdrive” a ride cymbal in quiet playing situations. Drummers often have to deal with “live” rooms that are acoustic nightmares: un-miked pianos & acoustic basses in restaurants, hotel lobbies, etc…		Some Jazz sticks can be too weighted in the front and “overdrive” a ride cymbal in quiet playing situations. Drummers often have to deal with “live” rooms that are acoustic nightmares: un-miked pianos & acoustic basses in restaurants, hotel lobbies, etc…

	You can now play “off” your ride at fast tempos because there is simply less weight up front, and our unique tip guarantees a full warm sound. Of course, unlike older sticks, Bopworks sticks are pitch paired and matched for weight.		You can now play “off” your ride at fast tempos because there is simply less weight up front, and our unique tip guarantees a full warm sound. Of course, unlike older sticks, Bopworks sticks are pitch paired and matched for weight.
	And, if you wonder what some of the "real guys" played at the time, we have 3 popular signature models to answer that question. <ref>http://www.bopworks.net/about-bopworks-hickory-drumsticks/</ref>		And, if you wonder what some of the "real guys" played at the time, we have 3 popular signature models to answer that question. <ref>http://www.bopworks.net/about-bopworks-hickory-drumsticks/</ref>

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	== Company Information ==		== Company Information ==
	In 2005, we introduced the "Birdland Model" and the response was, to say the least… surprising. Word got out, and encouraged, we eventually added more models.		In 2005, we introduced the "Birdland Model" and the response was, to say the least… surprising. Word got out, and encouraged, we eventually added more models.
			With the number of great “classic” ride cymbals being produced, it made sense that demand was there for a stick that has the response and feel of the original Jazz models from the 1950's and 60's.
	With the number of great “classic” ride cymbals being produced, it made sense that demand was there for a stick that has the response and feel of the original Jazz models from the 1950's and 60's.		The models from Bopworks are essentially recreations of the 1950’s/60’s Jazz drumsticks. Research on tip length and shoulder tapers using the actual sticks enabled us to produce sticks that have a unique “old school” feel and sound.
			Some Jazz sticks can be too weighted in the front and “overdrive” a ride cymbal in quiet playing situations. Drummers often have to deal with “live” rooms that are acoustic nightmares: un-miked pianos & acoustic basses in restaurants, hotel lobbies, etc…
	The models from Bopworks are essentially recreations of the 1950’s/60’s Jazz drumsticks. Research on tip length and shoulder tapers using the actual sticks enabled us to produce sticks that have a unique “old school” feel and sound.		You can now play “off” your ride at fast tempos because there is simply less weight up front, and our unique tip guarantees a full warm sound. Of course, unlike older sticks, Bopworks sticks are pitch paired and matched for weight.
			And, if you wonder what some of the "real guys" played at the time, we have 3 popular signature models to answer that question. <ref>http://www.bopworks.net/about-bopworks-hickory-drumsticks/</ref>
	Some Jazz sticks can be too weighted in the front and “overdrive” a ride cymbal in quiet playing situations. Drummers often have to deal with “live” rooms that are acoustic nightmares: un-miked pianos & acoustic basses in restaurants, hotel lobbies, etc…

	You can now play “off” your ride at fast tempos because there is simply less weight up front, and our unique tip guarantees a full warm sound. Of course, unlike older sticks, Bopworks sticks are pitch paired and matched for weight.

	And, if you wonder what some of the "real guys" played at the time, we have 3 popular signature models to answer that question. <ref>http://www.bopworks.net/about-bopworks-hickory-drumsticks/</ref>
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	== Contact Information ==		== Contact Information ==
	Website: <br>		Website: http://www.bopworks.net/ <br>

			Email:info@bopworks.net <br>

	~~Email~~: <br>		https://www.facebook.com/BopworksDrumsticks <br>

	Phone: <br>		Phone: NA (refer to website for dealer information)<br>

	Address: <br>		Address: NA (refer to website for dealer information)<br>


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	== Company Information ==		== Company Information ==
			In 2005, we introduced the "Birdland Model" and the response was, to say the least… surprising. Word got out, and encouraged, we eventually added more models.

			With the number of great “classic” ride cymbals being produced, it made sense that demand was there for a stick that has the response and feel of the original Jazz models from the 1950's and 60's.

			The models from Bopworks are essentially recreations of the 1950’s/60’s Jazz drumsticks. Research on tip length and shoulder tapers using the actual sticks enabled us to produce sticks that have a unique “old school” feel and sound.

			Some Jazz sticks can be too weighted in the front and “overdrive” a ride cymbal in quiet playing situations. Drummers often have to deal with “live” rooms that are acoustic nightmares: un-miked pianos & acoustic basses in restaurants, hotel lobbies, etc…

			You can now play “off” your ride at fast tempos because there is simply less weight up front, and our unique tip guarantees a full warm sound. Of course, unlike older sticks, Bopworks sticks are pitch paired and matched for weight.

			And, if you wonder what some of the "real guys" played at the time, we have 3 popular signature models to answer that question. <ref>http://www.bopworks.net/about-bopworks-hickory-drumsticks/</ref>
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	== Products ==		== Products ==
			===Jazz Drumsticks===
	* [[Instrument]] <br>		* [[Instrument]] <br>

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	== Major Distributers ==		== Major Distributers ==
	* [[Steve Weiss Music ]] <br>		* [[Steve Weiss Music ]] <br>
	* [[Percussion Source]] <br>

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