Vic Firth T1 timpani mallets (General)
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Vic Firth T1 timpani mallets (General)
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General
The Vic Firth T1 timpani mallets General are real all-rounders. They do not favour any particular playing technique, but provide a general, rich sound. The mallets are made of maple and have a seamless head for a full sound. For the design of these all-round timpani mallets, Vic Firth could refer to years of experience as a solo timpanist with the Boston Symphonic Orchestra.
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Product features
| Sustainable product | not specified |
|---|---|
| Stick material | maple |
| Tip material | felt |
| Tip shape | round, mushroom |
| Tip hardness | medium |
| Stick length | 14-15 inches |
| Stick diameter | not specified |
| Stick finish | natural |
Weight and dimensions including packaging
| Weight (incl. packaging) | 113 gr |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (incl. packaging) | 50,0 x 11,5 x 2,0 cm |
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L H.
April 26, 2015
5
Wrote the following about Vic Firth T1 timpani mallets (General)
Wrote the following about Vic Firth T1 timpani mallets (General)
Prima stokken. Peerfect om je bekkens eens lekker vol te laten los gaan!! bijvoorbeeld tijdens eeen mooie ballad!!
gr. leo
gr. leo
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