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Vic Firth Corpsmaster MT1A Multi-Tenor Mallets - X.Hard

Model: VIC-MT1A

Availability: In Stock

$32.99 (Sold in Pairs)

Vic Firth MT1A Corpsmaster Multi-Tenor Mallets feature a nylon head with a curved playing surface for ultra-staccato sounds. The heavy gauge aluminum shaft includes "anti-buzz" rubber grips. Aluminum offers excellent speed, response and d...
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Vic Firth Corpsmaster MT1A Multi-Tenor Mallets - X.Hard - Product Information

Vic Firth MT1A Corpsmaster Multi-Tenor Mallets feature a nylon head with a curved playing surface for ultra-staccato sounds. The heavy gauge aluminum shaft includes "anti-buzz" rubber grips. Aluminum offers excellent speed, response and durability, and the "anti-buzz" rubber grips eliminate vibration.

Head:1 1/4 x 1/2"
Length: 14 1/2"

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Normally good but...

Comments:

So I love the feel of these sticks and how they don't slip from your hand (although the anti-buzz pad slides). However, at my HS's first game, I hit a rimshot at I guess an awkward angle and the entire bead flew off. I've also had trouble with the black bead tip falling off too, as it is just glued on. Sadly unimpressed with this mallet that I've loved until now.

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Posted By:

Andrew Buss

Rating:

3.00

Pretty good, but....

Comments:

The sticks are durable, light, easily maneuverable and are all-and-all pretty nice. Except my first month using these sticks the grip slid off...multiple times. I hope it's not the the same for all aluminum sticks but I don't really trust Vic that much anymore. I hear Vic has some very well balanced wooden sticks that are made of mostly Hickory which is the closest thing durable next to aluminum. I'd pick a wooden pair and if you're looking for a hard synthetic head, I'd go with the nylon tips, they have a few and probably have the articulation you're looking right for if you choose to look at aluminum.

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Posted By:

Tim Murphy

Rating:

3.00

great sticks!

Comments:

great rebound on these sticks. the sticks are loud so if your the only tenor in the band, it will be the best choice. Only bad thing- sometimes the anti buzz grips slide off when your playing so apply some electric tape on it and it will be fine.

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Posted By:

k-dog

Rating:

4.00
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