Customer ratings for XDrum NJB3 Jazz Brushes Nylon Brushes
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Review from on 27.09.2026
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Hello, all clear
Review from on 30.09.2022
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Everything is fine, as always.
Super content
Review from on 12.01.2022
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Very good product, fast shipping of the package. Never disappointed with Kirstein, very good and reputable company. Thank you
Harder than expected ...
Review from on 02.12.2019
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The sound is not mellow and sounds more like delicate rods than brooms. But if you use them like this, all good.
Very good
Review from on 10.04.2018
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These nylon brushes are OK for the price. ........
Absolutely OK
Review from on 06.04.2018
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These nylon brushes are absolutely OK for the price. Lie well in the hand and sound. Is of course no
Replacement for metal jazz brushes, but for something rockier playing styles good to use when Rods too loud.
Replacement for metal jazz brushes, but for something rockier playing styles good to use when Rods too loud.
