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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!
Produce $2500 Crotale sounds for only $80. Yes. It is true. Buy and use Convertabell mallets on your steel glockenspiel and you will produce studio quality Crotale sounds. These special Bronze Heads were developed with guidance from John Emrich, the East Coast's premiere producer of sampled percussion sounds for use in Virtual Instruments.
1" yellow rubber ball on a 15" tough, black nylon shaft. Use on marimba, temple blocks, and wood blocks. Also available on hardwood shafts.
KR1 nylon shaft keyboard mallets
$25.00 pair
Medium
1-3/8" red, ribbed rubber ball, 8" tough, white nylon shaft, thick vinyl grip. Excellent for all barred instruments, cymbals, wood blocks, hand drums, etc.. They are the perfect size for young children and unique for adults.
EC2 Perfectly balanced xylo/metallophone deep sounding mallets
$16.00 pair
David Chung - Soft Marimba Mallets
16" Carbon Fiber Shafts wrapped with 3-ply acrylic yarn.
Yellow crocheted yarn on a 15" tough, black nylon shaft. When the yarn wears out, you have a brand new KR1 mallet underneath! Also available on hardwood shafts.
