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Product Features
Optimized Design for Comfort and Playability
- Flexible Shafts: The mallets feature flexible shafts, reducing strain on the body during play and accommodating a range of playing styles.
- Tapered Grips: These grips promote natural hand alignment, ensuring comfort and proper playing technique, which is especially beneficial during extended use.
Collaborative Development with Experts
- Designed with Educators and Therapists: Basic Beat works with music educators and therapists to test and refine their mallets, ensuring they meet the practical needs of users in different settings.
- Thoughtful Consideration of User Needs: This collaborative approach results in mallets that are well-suited for educational and therapeutic use, offering reliability and effectiveness.
Versatility in Application
- Rubber Mallet Heads: Ideal for use with a variety of Orff instruments, including Metallophones, Xylophones, and Log Drums.
- Enhances Instrument Sound: The rubber heads are specifically designed to bring out the finest sound from these instruments, providing clarity and richness in tone.
Cleaning Basic Beat Instruments
Plastic and other wood-hard surface percussion instruments (i.e. rhythm sticks, resonator bells, woodblocks, etc.) may be cleaned with disinfecting wipes or sprays.
Building Your Classroom Curriculum
Your curriculum, along with your learning objectives and students’ abilities, will help you select the right balance of shakers, scrapers, metals, drums, and woods. Thirty cowbells playing the timeline for Ensemble I of the “World Music Drumming Curriculum” would be a bit much, but it would be perfect for a performance of “Click, Clack, Moo! Cows That Type!”
- Stretch your budget by choosing instruments known for durability, quality, and sound
- Do you need a tubano for every student? Maybe, but first make sure you have purchased a balanced variety of instruments and sounds.
Nick Nichols
2025-09-01 14:52:06
I use these DAILY with students Kindergarten through 5th grade. They sound great, and are holding up really well!
Jessie Williams
2025-08-31 17:19:58
Good kid size, a little small for an adult. Gives a good sound.
andrew cordle
2025-07-27 10:07:19
An excellent buy for using with the marimba !!!I love these ''adult size'' soft rubber mallets. The black and yellow color scheme is attractive, the raised handles allow you to grasp the mallets firmly and also add to their weight which enhance the tone quality when playing the marimba. They produce a softer, almost muted sound on the xylophone and glockenspiel's lower and middle range, however do not work well in the higher range. They are a bit too soft and do not render a clear, distinct tone so I don't recommend them for that. Overall they're good mallets. Recommended as stated...
MauiPrincess
2025-07-18 14:40:27
These are great for my 9yr old sons beginning glockenspiel/xylophone lessons. They’re a hard rubber end and much more sturdy than the super cheap all plastic ones that came with the set we bought. These still have a plastic handle but they’re more sturdy. I also really like that the handle length-it’s not super long like a lot of mallets.
Russell B.
2025-06-28 11:28:59
My elementary students enjoy playing ORFF instruments - these were perfect
Becca
2025-06-20 12:18:04
Bought this set for my community band. They loved it.
debhibb
2025-05-27 15:11:39
Don't bother buying these unless you also order some super glue, because the rubber handles fall off pretty much out of the box.
Nick Nichols
2025-05-11 18:30:57
I use these DAILY with students Kindergarten through 5th grade. They sound great, and are holding up really well!
Jessie Williams
2025-05-08 12:10:41
Good kid size, a little small for an adult. Gives a good sound.
andrew cordle
2025-04-20 15:49:36
An excellent buy for using with the marimba !!!I love these ''adult size'' soft rubber mallets. The black and yellow color scheme is attractive, the raised handles allow you to grasp the mallets firmly and also add to their weight which enhance the tone quality when playing the marimba. They produce a softer, almost muted sound on the xylophone and glockenspiel's lower and middle range, however do not work well in the higher range. They are a bit too soft and do not render a clear, distinct tone so I don't recommend them for that. Overall they're good mallets. Recommended as stated...
MauiPrincess
2025-03-28 15:15:54
These are great for my 9yr old sons beginning glockenspiel/xylophone lessons. They’re a hard rubber end and much more sturdy than the super cheap all plastic ones that came with the set we bought. These still have a plastic handle but they’re more sturdy. I also really like that the handle length-it’s not super long like a lot of mallets.
Russell B.
2025-03-25 11:59:35
My elementary students enjoy playing ORFF instruments - these were perfect
Becca
2025-03-22 16:30:41
Bought this set for my community band. They loved it.
debhibb
2025-02-26 15:33:39
Don't bother buying these unless you also order some super glue, because the rubber handles fall off pretty much out of the box.
Thomas J. Dowd
2025-02-12 10:06:37
Very very quiet.
Thomas J. Dowd
2025-02-08 18:40:24
Very very quiet.
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