Innovative Percussion Strong Legato Hard Marimba Mallets - Green Yarn, Birch

Innovative Percussion Strong Legato Hard Marimba Mallets - Green Yarn, Birch

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M251S

$75.00

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Innovative Percussion Strong Legato Hard Marimba Mallets - Green Yarn, BirchOverview The Innovative Percussion IP814 mallets from the Mark Ford Series are designed for percussionists seeking a strong, legato tone with hard articulation. These mallets feature a larger rubber core to provide a full, rich tone and a warm fundamental sound. Wrapped in soft green yarn, they minimize contact noise, making them perfect for dynamic and fast solo performances. The natural birch handles offer balance and control, enhancing the

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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2024