The She-e Wu Series WU1 soft yarn marimba mallets are designed to meet the musical needs of marimba virtuoso She-e Wu. The WU1 has soft wool-blend yarn wrapped around a firm synthetic core for a warm fundamental and the ability to project. The hand picked unfinished birch handles give the player firmness and control along with grip and durability. She-e Wu's mastery of the marimba supplies a level of versatility and practicality to her mallet line.

The She-e Wu Series WU2 medium soft yarn marimba mallets are designed to meet the musical needs of marimba virtuoso She-e Wu. The WU2 has medium soft wool-blend yarn wrapped around a firm synthetic core for a warm fundamental and the ability to project. The hand picked unfinished birch handles give the player firmness and control along with grip and durability. She-e Wu's mastery of the marimba supplies a level of versatility and practicality to her mallet line.

The She-e Wu Series WU3 medium yarn marimba mallets are designed to meet the musical needs of marimba virtuoso She-e Wu. The WU3 has medium wool-blend yarn wrapped around a firm synthetic core for a warm fundamental and the ability to project. The hand picked unfinished birch handles give the player firmness and control along with grip and durability. She-e Wu's mastery of the marimba supplies a level of versatility and practicality to her mallet line.

The She-e Wu Series WU4 medium hard yarn marimba mallets are designed to meet the musical needs of marimba virtuoso She-e Wu. The WU4 has medium hard wool-blend yarn wrapped around a firm synthetic core for a warm fundamental and the ability to project. The hand picked unfinished birch handles give the player firmness and control along with grip and durability. She-e Wu's mastery of the marimba supplies a level of versatility and practicality to her mallet line.

The She-e Wu Series WU4C medium hard marimba mallets are designed to meet the musical needs of marimba virtuoso She-e Wu. Much like the WU4 model, these mallets have natural birch shafts and a synthetic core for projection and a warm sound. However, the wrapping on these mallets is made from tightly-wound bamboo, giving these mallets a staccato timbre and a cutting edge to their sound. As anybody who has performed a marimba concerto with a large ensemble can attest, the marimba has about the same sound production as the clarino (middle) range of a clarinet. To simply be heard over a loud orchestra or wind ensemble, marimbists in the past have resorted to playing on the marimba with mallets just short of being rocks wrapped with yarn, distorting the mellow sound we all love and possibly damaging the bars. This mallet will provide the same volume production while taking some of that angry edge off.

The She-e Wu Series WU5 hard yarn marimba mallets are designed to meet the musical needs of marimba virtuoso She-e Wu. The WU5 has hard wool-blend yarn wrapped around a firm synthetic core for a warm fundamental and the ability to project. The hand picked unfinished birch handles give the player firmness and control along with grip and durability. She-e Wu's mastery of the marimba supplies a level of versatility and practicality to her mallet line.

The WU5C Concerto models are additions to the She-e Wu Series marimba mallets. This model is constructed much like the existing WU5 but is tightly wrapped with cord. This helps produce a bright, staccato timbre that speaks very quickly and will help cut through a large ensemble.

The She-e Wu Series WU6 very hard yarn marimba mallets are designed to meet the musical needs of marimba virtuoso She-e Wu. The WU6 has very hard wool-blend yarn wrapped around a firm synthetic core for a warm fundamental and the ability to project. The hand picked unfinished birch handles give the player firmness and control along with grip and durability. She-e Wu's mastery of the marimba supplies a level of versatility and practicality to her mallet line.

The WU6C Concerto models are additions to the She-e Wu Series marimba mallets. This model is constructed much like the existing WU6 but is tightly wrapped with cord. This helps produce a bright, staccato timbre that speaks very quickly and will help cut through a large ensemble.