Amazing!
- Rating
- Posted by
- Bobby Williams
- Date Posted
- 02/05/2026
Amazing product!
Description
The Innovative Percussion OS-7 Very Bright Glockenspiel Mallet is an extremely bright glockenspiel mallet for clear, articulate passages.
This series of 7 Innovative Percussion orchestral xylophone and glockenspiel mallets has been designed in conjunction with Chris Deviney of the Philadelphia Orchestra with the orchestral player in mind. A colored piece of tape is also added to the shaft to distinguish each particular model.
Suggested Excerpts
Glazunov – "Violin Concerto"
Mozart – "Magic Flute"
Core: 7/8" Clear with Green tape
Length: 12 3/8"
Diameter: 1/4"
This series of 7 Innovative Percussion orchestral xylophone and glockenspiel mallets has been designed in conjunction with Chris Deviney of the Philadelphia Orchestra with the orchestral player in mind. A colored piece of tape is also added to the shaft to distinguish each particular model.
Suggested Excerpts
Glazunov – "Violin Concerto"
Mozart – "Magic Flute"
Core: 7/8" Clear with Green tape
Length: 12 3/8"
Diameter: 1/4"
Product Info
| Quantity | Sold in Pairs |
|---|---|
| SKU | INN-OS7 |
| UPC | 819148004296 |
| Weight | 0.1 lb |
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Innovative 0S7 Mallets
- Rating
- Posted by
- Maria
- Date Posted
- 12/07/2016
I bought these mallets for an arrangement of Carol of the Bells we are playing with our orchestra. They are perfect for the soft beginning!
Decent Bell Mallet
- Rating
- Posted by
- Adam Kaleta
- Date Posted
- 04/22/2015
This mallet's brightness could compare to that of a brass mallet, just without as much "ting" contact sound. They have a decent volume for a 7/8" mallet, but I still struggle to get the fff's I desire (such as that in Holst's "Jupiter"). The one thing that turned me off from these mallets upon receiving them was the length. I know its a glock mallet, but wow, these handles are SHORT (also very thin). I've since gotten used to them, but I still wish they were a touch longer. When your hands are at the bottom of the handles, it's about where you would have them for playing any 2-mallet stuff, but I prefer to have a longer handle and choke up on them. Overall, a decent mallet with a light cut to them. But if you REALLY wanted to cut through an orchestra/band, I'd go with the 1 1/8' model, or even a brass mallet. This one delivers more of an articulate blend with some presence rather than a sharp cut.