A drumstick is a tool used by drummers to strike drums, cymbals, and other percussion instruments to produce sound. Typically made of wood, but sometimes metal or plastic, drumsticks are elongated and cylindrical with a slightly tapered end. The tip of the drumstick, which can be rounded or pointed, is used to hit the drumhead or cymbal, while the other end is held by the drummer. Drumsticks come in various sizes and weights to suit different playing styles and types of music.

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