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The Tenor Groove Mallet is made with heavy gauge aluminum for excellent speed, response and durability. A medium spherical felt ball provides a full, articulate sound. Textured rubber handles enhance the grip and feature a cord that can be attached to the wrist.
The MT1A Tenor Mallets feature a nylon head with a curved playing surface for ultra-staccato sounds. Aluminum shaft with "anti-buzz" rubber grips.
The MT1A-S Silver Aluminum Tenor Mallets feature an extra-heavy gauge aluminum for increased power and durability.
The MT2A features a super hard round felt head for excellent rebound and articulation.
The MT3A features a soft felt core covered with fleece for lush sounds.
The MT4A Tenor Mallets feature a tapered nylon "cartwheel" style head provides a comfortable playing angle and warm tones on the drums.
Vic Firth Corpsmaster® MTS1 Multi-Tenor Sticks feature a unique nylon tip to help pull more sound from the drum.
The Vic Firth MTS1SW Corpsmaster® Tenor Swizzle Stick is a MTS1 Tenor Stick with a hard, spun felt ball attached to the butt end. Ideal for fast changes between nylon and felt sounds.
The MTT Tenor Mallets feature tapered hickory shafts that offer excellent balance and control.
A multi-tenor stick crafted from Sta-Pac® for maximum strength and density. It creates a very focused and pronounced sound that enhances the blend with the snare and bass voice. The short length makes it easier to move in and out of crosses all around the drums, and the additional weight creates a quick rebound.
The SRHTS Ralph Hardimon Multi-Tenor Stick features a full sized shaft with exceptionally large barrel tip for a big sound with clarity.
Corpsmaster® Multi-Tenor Mallets and Sticks Modeled after Ralph's Signature snare sticks, this concept is a great addition to the Corpsmaster® line of marching drumsticks and mallets. Field tested and field proven, the superior designs of the Corpsmaster® line have been developed throughout years of collaboration with the world's finest drum and bugle corps. Each season since these products were introduced, Corpsmaster® sticks and mallets have remained the most popular choice among the top high school bands, indoor percussion ensembles and DCI Championship corps. The Corpsmaster® multi-tenor mallets are available with heavy gauge aluminum or Sta-Pac wood shafts. Aluminum offers excellent speed, response and durability, and these models feature "anti-buzz" rubber grips to eliminate vibration. Sta-Pac provides weight and power for a fuller sound with maximum projection. Both options have durable textured handles for enhanced gripping. DCI Hall of Fame member Ralph Hardimon explains, "Marching percussion arrangers have been exploring the use of sticks on tenors for several years now. The feel of the stick itself is desirable, and the sound tends to be bolder than a mallet. The great thing about this stick is that it has a feel that resembles my snare stick with a shorter length that is more comfortable for a tenor player to use."
The Ralph Hardimon Corpsmaster® Tenor Swizzle Sticks are a Ralph Hardimon Tenor stick with a hard, spun felt ball attached to the butt end. Ideal for fast changes between wood and felt sounds.
The Tom Aungst Corpsmaster® Hybrid Multi-Tenor Stick blends the feel of a traditional tenor mallet with the sound of a snare stick. Field tested with the 2007 DCI Silver Medalist Cadets Drum & Bugle Corps, this unique product is very well balanced and creates a great quality of sound that blends beautifully with the snare and bass voice within the marching ensemble.The handle features a "step-down" design for grip comfort and creates a shaft dimension that makes for an ideal stick weight. The "rim-shot zone" is perfectly placed just before the pronounced taper which creates an excellent rebound. With the perfect tip shape and size, this product assists the player in getting around the drums easily while producing a great sound.Additionally, the Tom Aungst Tenor Hybrid is a great choice for Indoor Marching where assistance in achieving clarity is a decided plus!
Field tested and field proven, the superior designs of the Corpsmaster® line have been developed throughout years of collaboration with the world's finest drum and bugle corps. Each season since these products were introduced, Corpsmaster® sticks and mallets have remained the most popular choice among the top high school bands, indoor percussion ensembles and DCI Championship corps. The Corpsmaster® multi-tenor mallets are available with heavy gauge aluminum or Sta-Pac wood shafts. Aluminum offers excellent speed, response and durability, and these models feature "anti-buzz" rubber grips to eliminate vibration. Sta-Pac provides weight and power for a fuller sound with maximum projection. Both options have durable textured handles for enhanced gripping.
The Tom Aungst Hybrid Felt Mallet blends the sound of a traditional felt tenor mallet with the feel of a hickory snare stick. It features a "step-down" handle design for grip comfort and ideal weight, and a pronounced taper for excellent rebound!
The Thom Hannum "Quadbalé" Corpsmaster® Multi-Tenor Stick's two-step design features a full sized gripping area and smaller shaft, neck and tip. This stick emphasizes a high pitch and timbre for imitating timbale style parts. In hickory.
Corpsmaster® Multi-Tenor Mallets and Sticks Field tested and field proven, the superior designs of the Corpsmaster® line have been developed throughout years of collaboration with the world's finest drum and bugle corps. Each season since these products were introduced, Corpsmaster® sticks and mallets have remained the most popular choice among the top high school bands, indoor percussion ensembles and DCI Championship corps. The Corpsmaster® multi-tenor mallets are available with heavy gauge aluminum or Sta-Pac wood shafts. Aluminum offers excellent speed, response and durability, and these models feature "anti-buzz" rubber grips to eliminate vibration. Sta-Pac provides weight and power for a fuller sound with maximum projection. Both options have durable textured handles for enhanced gripping.
