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3/4" T-bar
3/4" thick, easy to hold T-bar handle, soft blue 1" rubber ball. Biggest T-bar handle available on the market!
TM2 T-bar Mallet
$14.00 ea
RD7 - Radials
Since 1983, the Radials have been the most popular all-purpose timp-tom mallets on the market. An aluminum hub is equipped with a specially molded 90 durometer SBR rubber tire, and the combination is then press-fitted onto a heavy-gauge aluminum shaft with a vinyl grip. Built to last!
These are traditional felt timp-tom mallets epoxied onto heavy-gauge aluminum shafts with vinyl grips. Timp-tom players don't play thousands of strokes, they play tens of thousands of strokes. And even though we use the highest quality felt available, eventually the felt will soften. We recommend that you use the Radials or the Lexans for general playing and the Felts for softer sounds.
Built on pvc shafts, the pair consists of one gray yarn mallet (hard) and one red yarn mallet (medium). Use them both for rolls and crashes. Once the platter is in motion, there is no distinction between the mallets. The difference is heard when playing a single stroke softly with one mallet. There is no need to purchase two pairs when one pair will do the job.
CS9 1-gray/1-red accessory mallet
$36.00 pair
Medium - Voluminous
3/8" thick German felt, seamless, and hand-sewn. These mallets are perfect for deep, dark, rich, Wagnerian sounds. Lots of volume! TP2 may be re-sewn for $20.00 pr. plus $12.00 shipping.
To support the fact that high-end keyboards respond more generously with mallet heads harder than medium, these MB4s will punctuate with CAPITAL LETTERS any phrase challenging enough to require hours of practice. Rubber cores are wrapped with a twisted 2-ply, wear-resistant silver polyester thread. The vinyl-reinforced fiberglass shafts offer reliability, straightness, and longevity.
