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medium hardness
The default first pair. Enough attack for defined lines, enough give to avoid a hard click on the low bars.

Independent shopping perspective
Medium-hardness vibraphone mallets from Innovative Percussion's Jim Casella signature line. A general-purpose pair for players who need one mallet across the instrument.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
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The default first pair. Enough attack for defined lines, enough give to avoid a hard click on the low bars.
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Matched to aluminum bars and motor-driven sustain, so tone stays warm rather than clanging as bells mallets would.
Detail 03
Voiced to one player's preferences rather than built as a neutral catalog model, so feel differs from generic mediums.
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Soft enough for mallet dampening and hand-to-bar technique that hard heads make impractical.
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Professional keyboard-mallet pricing. Student sets cost less but wear through wrap faster and sound thinner up high.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. Medium covers most vibraphone repertoire. Add a softer or harder pair later once you know which end of the range you are missing.
They are built for vibraphone bars. Marimba mallets are voiced for wood and a different sustain, so tone across the low register will not match.
Check the quantity shown before ordering. Four-mallet technique requires two pairs, so confirm whether you are buying one pair or a set.
They will make sound, but soft wrapped heads on bells give a dull, weak tone. Bells need brass, plastic or rubber heads.