Marimba One Double Helix Mallets DHR1
Marimba One Double Helix DHR1 Mallets M1
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Marimba One Double Helix DHR1 Very Hard Rattan Mallets

Marimba One SKU: MA1-DHR1
1 review
Price:
$68.99
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Description

The Double Helix Series was developed to bring out the warmth of the fundamental throughout the range of the 5-octave marimba. The relaxed yarn tension on these mallets enhances the smooth, dark attack of the mallet.

The exclusive patent pending “double helix wrap” technique allows you to easily identify each mallet in the series. Two strands of yarn are wrapped independently of each other, creating a woven effect. After one of the strands makes a revolution around the mallet head, the other strand makes a revolution, securing the previous strand. This locks the yarn in place and prevents it from unraveling. This unique method of wrapping provides our mallets with their distinct look, and exceptional sound.

Product Info

Quantity Sold in Pairs
SKU MA1-DHR1
UPC DHR1
Weight 0.2 lb

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Customer Reviews

My True Sound!

Rating
Posted by
Nicholas priess
Date Posted
10/02/2015

These are a spectacular pair of mallets. I have a smaller pair of hands, and the longer shaft, and lighter mallet head responds perfectly to my playing style. All the feel, and subtle touch that I've been aiming to achieve is right there in those mallets, and I don't have to work at all to get bigger intervals, or make a really clean sounding roll. I really only play on my Majestic V750 Vibraphone, and I STILL prefer these Marimba One's over most of the other mallets that I've tried. I use a pair of the hards in my left hand, and the very hards in my right, and have used that set up for almost all solo pieces on my vibraphone, and they are simply perfect for me. It's REALLY easy to get any interval from any OTHER interval quickly and they are deadly accurate. Perfect for marimba, and sound excellent for me on the vibraphone. The Medium Hards are exquisite for Bach pieces; the Cello Suites, or any Chorales.