Detail 01
Yarn wrap
The yarn layer softens the strike and pulls out fundamental tone instead of the wooden knock of the bar.

Independent shopping perspective
Yarn-wrapped mallets in a medium-soft weight, built for keyboard percussion. Suited to marimba and vibraphone players who need a warm, non-clacky attack.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
The yarn layer softens the strike and pulls out fundamental tone instead of the wooden knock of the bar.
Detail 02
Sits toward the warm end. Good for rolls and legato lines, less clear on fast running passages.
Detail 03
Two mallets, so you have one in each hand. Four-mallet grip work needs a second pair.
Detail 04
Sized and weighted to the same standards as their keyboard instruments, so balance is consistent between pairs.
Detail 05
Priced as a working pair rather than a specialty artist model, so replacing worn ones is cheap.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. Medium-soft yarn is a common vibraphone weight, giving a warm attack without the metal ring becoming harsh.
Not really. Xylophone bars need a harder head, usually rubber or plastic, to cut through and define each note.
One pair, so two mallets total.
No. Yarn is one of the gentlest wraps for rosewood and synthetic bars, softer on the instrument than rubber or wood.
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