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Typical MarimbaOne mallets - best on their own instruments
László Demeter 16.11.2021
I’m quite happy with Marimba One’s pricing of their mallets - the lowest peice mallets already sound great and after that the more you pay, the better the sound gets (in my opinion).
But also!!! I think Marimba One mallets sound best on their own instruments, and unfortunately, in my experience, non of their mallets sound really great on Adams instruments - whuch is the most common brand in Europe.
So if you have a Marimba One marimba, than I this these mallets are for you! But if you mainly have Adams and Studio 49 instruments in your area, maybe buy Adams mallets instead.
I’m quite happy with Marimba One’s pricing of their mallets - the lowest peice mallets already sound great and after that the more you pay, the better the sound gets (in my opinion).
But also!!! I think Marimba One mallets sound best on their own instruments, and unfortunately, in my experience, non of their mallets sound really great on Adams instruments - whuch
I’m quite happy with Marimba One’s pricing of their mallets - the lowest peice mallets already sound great and after that the more you pay, the better the sound gets (in my opinion).
But also!!! I think Marimba One mallets sound best on their own instruments, and unfortunately, in my experience, non of their mallets sound really great on Adams instruments - whuch is the most common brand in Europe.
So if you have a Marimba One marimba, than I this these mallets are for you! But if you mainly have Adams and Studio 49 instruments in your area, maybe buy Adams mallets instead.
