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RB3 - Large Radial Bass
For 28" bass and larger. Similar to the Blackjack BJ3 except these mallets are waterproof! Impressive, thick vinyl grip, heavy-gauge aluminum shaft, and a rubber beater ball. Neither rain, nor sleet, nor snow will damage these Radial Basses. A cut above the best!
1-1/4" eliptical, yellow rubber ball on a 12" tough, white nylon shaft, thick vinyl grip. Use on alto, tenor, baritone, bass xylophone, temple blocks, and wood blocks.
P11 Low-end xylophone, as well as temple & wood blocks
$16.00 pair
Soft 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.
KY1 nylon shaft keyboard mallets
$30.00 pair
Deep Sound - Medium Rubber
1-3/8" red, ribbed rubber ball, tough 13" shaft, thick vinyl grip. Excellent for xylophone, metallophone, and entire marimba. The weight of this mallet causes the bars to produce deep, fundamental sounds.
PX2 General Marimba, Xylophone, and metallophone
$22.00 pair
Punkinhead - Deep Sound
Discovery is a regular occurrence at American Drum. Believe it! And the most current discovery is the combination of a PunkinThunkin styrene-butadiene core yoked by an unbridled hand-made urethane O-ring which provides the clandestine center for the P35 Punkinhead contrabass mallet. (Shhh. It really IS a secret!).
Be prepared to feel your jaw and ear bones rattle while using this mallet. Strictly for the low-end of the contrabass instruments, the powerful depth of sound is indescribable, and no other brand comes close! Kids will delight in the sound and bright orange color. This single mallet may be rewrapped for $15.00 plus $12.00 shipping.
P35 Thunderously Soft
$30.00 ea
Hard - Rubber
1-1/4" eliptical, blue rubber ball on a 12" tough, white nylon shaft, thick vinyl grip. For soprano xylophone, only. The hard ball is too harsh for lower instruments. Also, use on temple blocks and wood blocks.
P13 Soprano xylophone, as well as temple & wood blocks
