The Innovative Percussion IP-LD was designed by percussion instructor Lalo Davila with the beginning percussion student in mind. It has the extra length you would expect from a concert snare stick but with a slightly smaller diameter so it’s easier for young players to hold.

The maple Christopher Lamb sticks are light and feathery, making them excellent for quick, articulate passages. They've been constructed with a very long taper which puts most of the mass in the middle/butt end for a high degree of control. They've also got bullet-shaped beads which produce a full, dark tone from pianissimo to mezzo forte dynamics.

James Campbell, Professor of Music and Director of Percussion Studies at the University of Kentucky, has assisted Innovative Percussion in creating another great addition to the line of concert series snare drum sticks. Constructed of laminated birch, the IP-JC2 is a larger or maestoso version of the popular IP-JC model. The IP-JC2 features an elongated teardrop bead and a very long taper. The stick tapers slightly from the butt of the stick to the shoulder from a thickness of .680" to .645".

The Innovative Percussion Christopher Lamb #1 Laminated Beech sticks are made of several layers of sturdy beech, giving them a very consistent weight and pitch throughout the entirety of the stick. They've been constructed with a very long taper which puts most of the mass in the middle/butt end for a high degree of control. They've also got bullet-shaped beads which produce a full, dark tone, and are suited for mezzo piano to fortissimo dynamic levels.