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Cord head
Yarn or cord wrapping softens the attack on metal bars, giving tone instead of the clang a hard head produces.

Independent shopping perspective
Cord-wrapped mallets sized for classroom metallophones. For Orff programs and teachers outfitting an elementary percussion setup.


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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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Yarn or cord wrapping softens the attack on metal bars, giving tone instead of the clang a hard head produces.
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Matched to metal bars. On wooden xylophone bars the same head sounds dull and undefined.
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Shaft length and weight scaled for children's hands, not adult concert mallets.
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Classroom-tier pricing, meant to be bought in quantity and replaced as they wear.
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Wrapping wears and can unravel with heavy classroom use. Rubber lasts longer but sounds harder.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
You can, but they are voiced for metal bars. On wood, a cord head sounds soft and loses articulation. A harder head suits xylophone better.
Yes. Orff mallets are scaled for elementary students' hands rather than adult concert players.
Cord softens the attack on metal bars so the tone rings rather than clangs. Rubber is more durable but noticeably harder sounding.
Check the quantity listed at checkout before ordering for a class, since classroom sets and single pairs are sold differently.