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Medium Rubber
1" red rubber ball on a 15" tough, black nylon shaft. Use on xylophone, marimba, temple blocks, and wood blocks. Also available on hardwood shafts.
KR2 nylon shaft keyboard mallets
$25.00 pair
Junkyard Dogs
These mallets are specifically designed to play Brake Drums, Bell Trees, Plates, Cowbells, Frying Pans, Kitchen Sinks, and all other alien metallic Percussion Toys.These special Mag heads are cut from #305 Stainless Steel, and were developed with cooperation from John Emrich the East Coast's premiere producer of sampled percussion sounds for use in Virtual Instruments.
With felt on one end and Lexan on the other, this versatile beater is the most serviceable timp-tom mallet for quick switches between soft and articulated notes. Heavy-gauge aluminum shaft.
HG9 Lexan & Felt on 14" heavy gauge aluminum shafts
$34.00 pair
Marching Keyboard
The size of the MB3s are universal and the sound is most advantageous, but the popularity is derived from the obvious communal role these mallets provide. Multi-purpose often means necessary! When the demand for quick changes from one keyboard to another develops, these are the mallets that should be in your hands. Rubber cores are wrapped with a twisted 2-ply, wear-resistant black polyester thread. The vinyl-reinforced fiberglass shafts offer reliability, straightness, and longevity.
MB3 Multi-Purpose Mallets
$38.00 pair
National Guard March - SATB
Virginia Commonwealth University Commonwealth Singers Dir: Rebecca Tyree
NGMSATB SATB arrangement of the National Guard March
This unique LT3 Tenor Mallet was designed to be used with the leg-tenor in traditional, high-stepping marching bands. It is 12" long, on a heavy-gauge aluminum shaft, and sporting the famous Baby Blackjack (BBJ) solid felt head. This design was encouraged and assisted by Brian Forbing - the director of the Capital Battery Line of Tallahassee, Florida.
