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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
Deep Sound - Soft Rubber
1-3/8" yellow, ribbed rubber ball, tough 13" shaft, thick vinyl grip. Excellent for metallophone and low-end marimba. The weight of this mallet causes the bars to produce deep, fundamental sounds.
PX1 Low-End Marimba, Xylophone, and metallophone
$22.00 pair
National Guard March - Full Concert Band
Virginia Commonwealth University Symphonic Wind Ensemble Dir: Dr. Terry Austin Guest Dir: George Jacob
NGMBand Concert Band arrangement of the National Guard March
Whether one is playing on timpani, marimbas, or vibes, when the desire to point out the distinction between rapid successions of eighth, sixteenth, or thirty-second notes is absolute - especially in difficult passages - only an articulate mallet will be effective. Rubber cores are wrapped with a twisted 2-ply, wear-resistant bluepolyester thread. The vinyl-reinforced fiberglass shafts offer reliability,straightness, and longevity.
MB5 Articulate Keyboard Mallets
$38.00 pair
Hard - Yarn
Blue yarn wrapped over a hard 1-1/4" eliptical rubber ball, 12" tough, white nylon shaft, thick vinyl grip. When the yarn wears out, you have a brand new P13 mallet underneath! Or, send the mallets back to be re-wrapped for $12.00 pr. plus $12.00 shipping.
P23 Soprano yarn - xylophone, metallophone, and marimba
$20.00 pair
Amber Chime
This sonorous amber acetate head is mounted on the same heavy-gauge aluminum shaft as the marching mallets. The acetate sounds the same as rawhide, with the advantage being that the ends will not soften. A sound investment!
