Everybody’s got their favorite mallet — the one they reach for when warming up, or reading through new literature. The difference here is that we asked these artists to design their Go2 mallet — from the core out. More models coming soon …
Sold in matched sets of 4 mallets.
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Andy Harnsberger’s design offers something new in graduated marimba mallet sets: a slightly graduated set of four that sounds great all over the instrument.Sold as a set of four only.
Andy Harnsberger’s design offers something new in graduated marimba mallet sets: a slightly graduated set of four that sounds great all over the instrument.Sold as a set of four only.
Chien Chien Lu’s “go-to” mallet: medium hard, warm tone yet still projects. Rattan handles.
(set of 4)
Chien Chien Lu’s “go-to” mallet: medium hard, warm tone yet still projects. Rattan handles.
(set of 4)
Mark Boseman’s “go-to” mallet: medium weight, ultimate expressive control. (Set of 4)
Mark Boseman’s “go-to” mallet: medium weight, ultimate expressive control. (Set of 4)
These mallets perform well in solo repertoire, percussion ensemble and chamber music – and can be combined with other Malletech models to create a ‘custom’ graduated set. (Set of 4)
These mallets perform well in solo repertoire, percussion ensemble and chamber music – and can be combined with other Malletech models to create a ‘custom’ graduated set. (Set of 4)
Warren Wolf is the “heaviest of the heavy hitters,” but he wanted his everyday mallet to be medium weight. (Set of 4)
Warren Wolf is the “heaviest of the heavy hitters,” but he wanted his everyday mallet to be medium weight. (Set of 4)
