Vater Splashstick Soft
When the moment calls for finesse over force, the Splashstick Soft is your perfect partner. The latest evolution in our versatile Splashstick range, this stick is purpose-built for drummers who need to bring the volume down without sacrificing tone or touch. Whether you're playing an acoustic set, backing a singer-songwriter, or keeping things delicate in the studio, the Splashstick Soft gives you refined control with a uniquely articulate feel.
At the heart of this design is a lightweight thin foam core, wrapped in 12 high-quality birch dowels. The foam not only reduces overall weight, but also absorbs some of the impact energy—lowering volume and softening the stick’s response. But don’t worry—those birch rods still deliver a crisp, natural attack with every hit. You’ll feel the difference, not just hear it.
The handle features a 0.620" (1.58cm) grip for a solid yet comfortable hold, with an overall length of 16¼" (41.27cm). A distinctive blue accent band makes it easy to spot in your stick bag, so there’s no grabbing the wrong Splashstick mid-set. As with the rest of the series, you’ll find adjustable O-rings to customise the tightness and spread of the impact area—giving you more control over response and rebound.
The Splashstick Soft is more than a quiet alternative—it’s a dynamic extension of your playing vocabulary. And here at Musicmaker, we know a stick like this isn’t just a nice-to-have, it’s an essential for drummers navigating the ever-changing needs of modern gigs.
Features
- Unique low-volume design with thin foam core for reduced weight and softer attack
- Wrapped in 12 premium birch dowels for articulate tone and natural stick feel
- Adjustable O-rings to tailor response and rebound to your playing style
- Comfortable 0.620" (1.58cm) grip and 16¼" (41.27cm) length
- Distinctive blue accent band for easy identification in your stick bag
- Ideal for acoustic gigs, intimate venues, worship settings, and studio work
- A perfect addition to your Splashstick arsenal for when regular sticks are just a bit too much