Vic Firth CORPMASTER M70 - MEDIUM
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Manufacturer Information
Vic Firth
https://www.vicfirth.com
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Algam SAS
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
The M70 is part of Vic Firth's Corpsmaster Keyboard series, a line developed to meet the requirements of marching and drum corps ensembles: projection, consistency from pair to pair, and control in often more "physical" playing environments. Within this family, the M70 is positioned as a medium model dedicated to the marimba, designed to cover a wide range of situations, from articulated passages to more lyrical sections.
Who This Mallet Is For
The Vic Firth M70 is aimed at intermediate to advanced marimbists seeking a reliable mallet for stand work, intensive rehearsal, and stage performance. Its medium size and definition make it a relevant choice for marching repertoire, as well as ensemble contexts where precision is desired without excessively hardening the timbre.
Technical specifications
| Serie | Corpsmaster Keyboard |
| Category | mallet |
| Instrument | marimba |
| Template | medium |
| Material | birch |
| Head | synthetic |
| Color | Grey |
| Length (cm) | 41.91 cm |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Vic Firth M70 suitable for marching marimba?
This model belongs to the Corpsmaster Keyboard series and is designed for marching applications. Its Medium hardness promotes a defined attack in ensemble passages.
What is the length of the M70 mallet?
The length is 16.5 inches, or 41.91 cm. This size provides a comfortable lever for zone changes on the marimba keyboard.
What type of head does the M70 use?
The synthetic head is covered with a Grey Cord wrapping. This finish aims for a consistent response and regular wear.
What sound does a medium cord mallet produce on marimba?
The Medium hardness cord offers a clear attack and precise articulation. A degree of warmth is retained in the note body. Clarity remains suitable for fast passages and unisons.
What material is the handle made of?
The handle is made of birch, a material associated here with a direct and controlled playing feel.



