The double-core Yamaha Keiko Abe Signature KMKAW04 mallet with a hard head of yarn enhances an expressive playing style. The stick is made of birch wood.
A mallet with a medium hard yarn head for the marimba is the Yamaha Keiko Abe Signature KMKAW05. The stick is made of birch wood.
For the Keiko Abe Signature KMKAW06, Yamaha has chosen a medium soft head of yarn. The stick is made of birch wood.
The Yamaha Keiko Abe Signature KMKAW07 has a soft yarn head, which makes playing a solo with this mallet on your marimba absolutely no problem. The stick is made of birch wood.
If you want to get more out of your marimba whose sound bars in the low registers are rosewood, use the special Yamaha Keiko Abe Signature KMKAW08 mallet. The stick is made of birch wood.
Especially for your marimba whose sound bars in the lower registers are made of rosewood, Yamaha has the Keiko Abe Signature KMKAW09 mallet. The stick is made of birch wood.
With the Vic Firth M4 mallets with very soft large round heads, every piano simo piece comes into its own. These mallets from Vic Firth's American Custom Mallets series have a very soft head.
The Vic Firth Virtuoso M213 Medium Hard mallets are suitable for marimbas and especially in the low registers. Designed for the solo marimba player, the mallets feature wool ends with rubber core.
These ProMark SPYR SU1R Very Soft Rubber Marimba mallets are suitable for playing the low range of the marimba.
These ProMark SPYR SU8R Hard Nylon Bell mallets have a nylon head with a weighted core that has a brass weight inside.
These ProMark AM7R Andrew Markworth Hard Vibraphone mallets are the sturdiest in this series.
If you're looking for a universal, all-in-one mallet, the Vic Firth Contemporary series is the right place to go. This is the M242 Hard model.
The M7 mallet from Vic Firth's american costum series is extremely suitable for playing xylophone or bells aggressively and very loudly.
These ProMark mallets were designed in collaboration with Jim Wunderlich, a prominent drum corps player and composer.
With these ProMark JW3 Jim Wunderlich you get mallets with a medium hardness suitable for the entire range of the marimba.
These ProMark JW1 Jim Wunderlich Soft marimba mallets are specially designed for the low range of the marimba.
This ProMark DV1 Diversity Series System Blue Marimba Mallet soft is suitable for the low range of the marimba.
With this ProMark DV2 Diversity Series System Blue Marimba Mallet medium soft, you get mallets that are particularly suitable for the low to midrange of a marimba.
These ProMark DV3 Diversity Series System Blue Marimba mallets have a Medium-Hard firmness, making them particularly suitable for the mid to high range of marimbas
If you are looking for mallets that give a very colourful and nice clear sound, especially in the high range of the marimba, these ProMark DV4 Diversity Series System Blue mallets are what you need.
With these ProMark JW6R Jim Wunderlich Soft Vibraphone mallets, you get soft mallets suitable for vibraphones.
This JW7R Medium Vibraphone Mallet from ProMark allows you to get very into dynamic playing on your vibraphone, without having a harsh attack.
These ProMark JW8R Medium-Hard Vibraphone mallets were designed in collaboration with prominent drum corps composer and player Jim Wunderlich
These ProMark Medium Marimba mallets were designed in collaboration with Andrew Markworth, a composer and arranger for drum corps and percussion groups around the world.
These ProMark marimba mallets were designed in collaboration with leading composer and arranger for drum corps Andrew Markworth - so you know you're at least getting value for money!
These ProMark Andrew Markworth Soft Vibraphone mallets are extra soft and deliver a sound with very little attack, for playing more subtle passages on your vibraphone.
With these ProMark AM6R Andrew Markworth Medium-Hard Vibraphone mallets, you get universal and widely applicable mallets for your vibraphone.
The ProMark Diversity Series DV5R System Blue Soft Vibraphone Mallets are universally compatible with vibraphones and are particularly suitable for subtle playing due to their softness.
These ProMark DV7R Diversity Series System Blue Medium Hard Vibraphone Mallets are very versatile and can be used across the vibraphone range.
Do you play a lot of solo pieces on your vibraphone or need to get through a sizeable ensemble? Then these ProMark DV78 Diversity Series System Blue Hard Vibraphone Mallets may be your best friend.
These ProMark Andrew Markworth AM7 Hard Vibraphone mallets are ideal if you need to play fast and precise passages on your vibraphone.
Are you looking for fine mallets to play the low register of the marimba with? Then these ProMark AM1R Andrew Markworth Soft Bass Marimba mallets are a great choice!
With these ProMark Discovery Series FPY10 Soft Yarn Orff mallets, you get two universally usable mallets with a soft yarn-wrapped head.
The ProMark FPY100 Discovery Series Very Soft Yarn Orff mallets are universal mallets with an extra soft finish, particularly suitable for the low range of various percussion instruments.
These ProMark SPYR SU11R Very-Hard 1" Aluminium Bell mallets feature a 1-inch diameter aluminium head.
The ProMark SPYR SU12R Very-Hard, 7/8" Aluminium Bell mallets feature a 0.875-inch (2.22 cm) diameter aluminium head.
To play bells, chimes or crotales properly, you obviously need good mallets for it. Then these ProMark SPYR SU13R Very-Hard 5/8" Brass Bell mallets are an excellent choice.
If you are constantly raising the bar for yourself as a percussionist, then these Vic Firth M267 Medium Hard Ian Grom Signature vibraphone mallets might be what you are looking for.
The Vic Firth Virtuoso M211 Medium Soft mallets are suitable for marimbas and especially in the low registers. Designed for the solo marimba player, the mallets feature wool ends with rubber core.
The Vic Firth Virtuoso M214 Hard mallets are suitable for marimbas and especially in the low registers. Designed for the solo marimba player, the mallets feature wool ends with rubber core.
The universal, all-in-one Vic Firth M241 beaters have a medium-hard feel and are part of the acclaimed Contemporary Series.
If you're looking for a universal, all-in-one mallet, the Vic Firth Contemporary series is the right place to go. This is the M243 Very Hard model.
If you are constantly raising the bar for yourself as a percussionist, then these Vic Firth M260 Soft marimba mallets might be what you are looking for.
If you are constantly raising the bar for yourself as a percussionist, then these Vic Firth M262 Medium marimba mallets might be what you are looking for.
If you are constantly raising the bar for yourself as a percussionist, then these Vic Firth M263 Medium Hard marimba mallets might be what you are looking for.
If you are constantly raising the bar for yourself as a percussionist, then these Vic Firth M264 Hard Signature Ian Grom marimba mallets might be what you are looking for.
The ideal range of these medium hard mallets for marimba ranges from C3 to C6. The 16.75-inch-long sticks are made of birch and the 2-gram head is wound with grey yarn. Suitable for intensive use!
For a full tone with considerable articulation, these SV3R SPYR mallets from Promark are an excellent choice. They have a length of 16.5 inches and a 1.375-inch head, wound with yarn with a rubber interior.
