Innovative Percussion IP240 Soloist Series Medium Marimba Mallets with Lacquered Birch Shafts

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  • 3.5
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  • December 1, 2012
  • by Robert P.
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  • Ben Ng
  • Sacramento, CA
  • Student (5 yrs)

  • Pros

    • Sounds great on all register.
    • Mellow and warm sounding.

  • Cons

    • Light if you don't like light mallets.
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  • 5
  • Great concert mallets.
  • December 22, 2017
  • by Ben Ng
  • Great for soloist and concert settings. Very rounded and soft tone. I personally like the polished birch shaft and it fits my needs. Easy to control and grip.
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  • Lucas B
  • Dallas
  • Student (3 yrs)

  • Pros

    • Sound AMAZING, Light Weight

  • Cons

    • Handle Can Be Slippery If Your A Sweaty Player
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  • 5
  • Just.... PERFECT!
  • November 26, 2016
  • by Lucas B
  • For the price, your getting something that's just amazing, These are medium, so they won't sound too great on the top octave. They are a nice blue color, and mine lasted almost 3 years. If I didn't take them apart to try and make my own mallets, they would have lasted 3 more - easily. And I am a marimba guy - I play marimba WAY more than the snare, and mine were used daily. My only gripe would be the handles, which are finished. I get very nervous easily, and I sweat quite a bit. So after playing in front of the class they were butter sticks. But if you are lucky and are dry - handed, the finish looks very nice. So bottom line, YES! If you are considering getting these, whether you're a pro or newbie, I recommend them over and over again!
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  • Maxwell
  • San Angelo Texas
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  • 5
  • perfect for students
  • February 27, 2010
  • by Maxwell
  • i have no gripes about this stick its great for my section and i recommend it, but iev seen sticks that are as good as this one but are WAY cheaper