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vic firth corpsmaster mt1as multi-tenor mallets - x.hrd/x.hvy

Vic Firth Corpsmaster MT1AS Multi-Tenor Mallets - X.Hrd/X.Hvy

Vic Firth MT1A-S Corpsmaster Multi-Tenor Mallets feature a nylon head with a curved playing surface for ultra-staccato sounds. The extra-heavy gauge aluminum shaft increases power and durability. Head: 1 1/4" x 1/2" Length: 14 1/2"

tenor mallets

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I was pleased with the service I received. I ordered the mallets and thought it would take a long time but I was surprised when I received the product in a timely manner. Will be ordering from this site again. Thanks for the fast turn around time and good quality product.

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Posted By:

Susan Zamora

Rating:

5.00

Heavy!

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These mallets are heavy as all get out. Great for a loud, thick, but articulate sound. Be careful with your technique however. The extra weight can do a number on your wrists.

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Posted By:

ZDrums24

Rating:

4.00

good sticks.

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These sticks are amazingly helpful.. but the nylon keeps chipping, and is starting to come off.

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Posted By:

steven

Rating:

3.00

Awesome

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Excellent product and service!

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Posted By:

Dylan

Rating:

5.00

What more do you want?

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Wonderful tenor mallets. Great, clear, staccato. Comfortable, fast, and essential for fast 16th note runs. However, when you first get them, the grips might slide off, but its easy to fix it with electrical tape. also, my first pair broke after about 2 and a half months, but that's because my show this year has lots of rim clicks and rim shots. They would have ordinarily lasted much longer.

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Posted By:

Dylan S.

Rating:

5.00

A light companion

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This is a strong versatile and light weight stick that gives back good rebound and effective sound quality. It's perfect for a marcatto type style of technique. The only issue is that if you're not a strong zone playing tenor you may "ding" up your drum a bit; that along with your hands. Also, you need to use the right technique.

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Posted By:

Stephen Ellis

Rating:

4.00
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