Headhunters

Rhino

Rhino brushes incorporate an adjustable polycarbonate rod and a traditional non retractable wire brush. The rod used in the Rhino is heavier and stiffer than that of the Cyclops and there is no bead. When rod is engaged in or impacted on rims or cymbals the sound it very distinct. The larger rod has incredible reflex and therefore its rebound is extremely fast. Many other esoteric effect sounds can be achieved by scratching the polycarbonate into the coated head.

Headhunters produces some of the most unique modern brush designs to reach drummers today. Wire drum brushes were first invented in 1913. After 100 years of very little change to the concept of wire brushes, they have redesigned and revolutionized the entire concept. The line ranges from conventional brushes such as the Jazz, Jazz Rock, Terry Clark Jazz and Flip Outs to the Cyclops, Dreamcatchers, Rhino, and Sabre-Tooth models, which offer a new and remarkable level of control over sound and feel.