Yamaha 4.3 Octave Intermediate Acoustalon Marimba

Yamaha MODEL: YM-2400
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Description

Yamaha 4 1/3 Octave Acoustalon marimba with A25-C76 range, three-position resonator slots, height adjustable frame, dual angle supports and horizontal leg supports. The Acoustalon bars are produced from fiberglass reinforced plastic in a one-step manufacturing process to provide exceptional durability and a pure tone. The scientifically designed Sonic Tones Holes produced in this process give Acoustalon bars a tone similar to rosewood. The graduated tone bars are a professional feature that promotes tone quality, volume and playability.

The resonators of the YM-2400 feature a cut-away design to reduce overall weight of the instrument and also feature a 2-tracking system that allows resonator height adjustment for pitch and tone control.

The ability to adjust the height of the YM-2400 promotes proper playing technique and comfort. A lower crossbar support helps to ensure the integrity and life of the contemporary styled height adjustable frame.

  • Oversized, 4" casters allow for easy transport. Two casters lock for stability during performance.
  • Range: 4.3 octave; A25-C76
  • Bars: Acoustalon with Sonic Tone Holes
  • Bar Size: Graduating from 1 1/2" ~ 2 1/4" x 1"
  • Resonators: Cut-away design and 3-tracking system.
  • Height Adjustable: Height adjustable from 35" to 38 1/4".
  • Dimensions: 78" x 34 1/4"
  • Weight: 134 1/2 pounds
  • Casters: Oversized, 4"
  • Pitch: A=442Hz

Product Info

SKU YAM-YM2400
UPC 086792561066

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Customer Reviews

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Rating
Posted by
Ben Foster
Date Posted
02/18/2009

The description says "with a tone similar to rosewood." The word similar is used rather loosely. Yes, the acoustalon has a very distinctive tone, but that's not necessarily a good thing. The idea of synthetic fiberglass bars is to increase durability, but maintain quality of sound. The acoustalon is much more durable; you could probably play it with a rock. However, it does not even come close to sounding as good as a rosewood marimba. It does cost somewhere around five thousand dollars less than a rosewood, so it's your choice. Money or tone quality?

YAMAHA 4.3 OCTAVE ACOUSTALON MARIMBA

Rating
Posted by
Scott Causey
Date Posted
03/02/2007

Excellent marimba all around. I personally own this marimba and it is great from beginning marimbists to much higher performers. Great sound and extremely compact design for taking apart and moving.