Vic Firth MALLET - M25 '' GARY BURTON SIGNATURE''
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Vic Firth
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
This mallet belongs to the category of sticks dedicated to the vibraphone, designed to prioritize playing comfort and longevity. Its combination of twisted nylon head and rattan shaft aims for a traditional grip, suited to the needs of percussionists both in rehearsal and on stage.
Who This Instrument Is For
It is suitable for vibraphonists from beginners to advanced seeking an easy-to-control mallet with a softer attack. Particularly relevant in jazz, contemporary music, orchestra, and dynamic work, when one wants to preserve musicality without aggressiveness.
Technical specifications
| Serie | Signature Keyboard |
| Category | mallet |
| Instrument | vibraphone |
| Template | very soft |
| Material | rattan |
| Head | high-density cabling |
| Strand material | nylon |
| Color | Blue |
| Length (cm) | 39.37 cm |
Questions frequently asked
What tone do these mallets produce on a vibraphone?
The nylon head with high-density winding produces a round sound and a softened attack. The articulation remains clear as a whole, while limiting harshness on strong strikes.
Are the Vic Firth M25 Gary Burton Signature suitable for jazz?
This model is suitable for jazz thanks to its velvety attack, useful for singing phrases and chords. Its use is also appropriate in contemporary music and orchestral settings.
What is the material of the M25 shaft?
The shaft is made of rattan. Its slight flexibility enhances comfort in striking, rebound control, and precision in fast passages.
What is the length of this vibraphone mallet?
The stated length is 39.37 cm.
Is this mallet suitable for working on dynamics?
The blue wound nylon head favors a soft contact on the vibraphone bars. This model is suitable for percussionists from beginners to advanced players seeking a less aggressive attack. It allows maintaining musicality in nuanced passages.
