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GL8 Convertabells
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.
This SB3 is the essential mallet for the Scotch Bass drum. It is 12" long and built upon a heavy-gauge aluminum shaft. Keeping with custom, the mallet is crowned with a squared-off, medium density felt head. Traditionally used in high-stepping marching bands, this design was encouraged and assisted by John Mullin, owner of Century Music Center in Decatur, Georgia.
SB3 12" long aluminum shaft, medium density felt head.
$45.00 pair
Hard
1" round, blue rubber ball on an 8" 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.
EC13 Soprano xylophone, as well as temple & wood blocks
$16.00 pair
HG8 - Lexans
Lexan is a bulletproof material which serves our drumlines well by providing the necessary toughness to penetrate the air with articulation and to punch the sound into the stands. Heavy-gauge aluminum shaft, vinyl grip.
These relatively large and medium MB2s will offer more steam power for the marimba while delivering a projecting sound for the vibes. Rubber cores are wrapped with a twisted 2-ply, wear-resistant red polyester thread. The vinyl-reinforced fiberglass shafts offer reliability, straightness, and longevity.
