Vic Firth Anders Åstrand Blue - Medium
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Vic Firth
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
This signature mallet is part of a stricter selection process for materials and finishing, with a clear goal: to offer a homogeneous feel from one pair to another and reliable response both in rehearsal and on stage.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
It is particularly suited for intermediate to advanced percussionists seeking a precise mallet for classical, contemporary, orchestral, percussion ensemble repertoire and solo passages, while remaining versatile enough for more modern contexts.
Technical specifications
| Serie | Signature Keyboard | Head | high-density cabling |
| Category | mallet | Color | Blue |
| Instrument | marimba/vibraphone | Signature | Yes |
| Template | medium | Length (cm) | 43.18 cm |
| Material | rattan | ||
Questions frequently asked
Are these mallets suitable for marimba and vibraphone?
This mallet is designed for marimba and vibraphone. Its medium profile is intended for classical, contemporary repertoire and percussion ensembles.
Vic Firth Anders Åstrand Blue Medium: what head hardness?
The medium profile and high-density wrapping promote a defined articulation, especially in fast passages.
Does the rattan handle reduce playing fatigue?
The rattan handle provides flexibility during playing. It aims to limit fatigue during long sessions. The length of 43.18 cm maintains a format suited to percussion keyboards.
What sound does the high-density wrapping produce on vibraphone?
The high-density wrapped head delivers a clear attack and controlled projection. On vibraphone, it maintains clarity without excessively hardening the tone.
What is the length of the Anders Åstrand Blue mallets?
With a length of 43.18 cm, this pair adopts a format intended for marimba and vibraphone.



