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Felt heads
Felt softens the initial strike on metal bars, so you hear pitch instead of a metallic clack.

Independent shopping perspective
A pair of felt-head mallets for metallophones and other metal-bar Orff instruments. Replacement or spare stock for a classroom.

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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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Felt softens the initial strike on metal bars, so you hear pitch instead of a metallic clack.
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Matched to metal bars. On wooden xylophone bars the same felt sounds muted and loses definition.
Detail 03
Shorter, lighter shaft scaled for children's hands rather than adult concert percussion grips.
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Sonor's part code for this head and shaft combination. Useful when reordering the exact same pair later.
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No bars or resonator included. These only make sound on a barred instrument you already own.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
This is a mallet pair for one player. A classroom set needs one pair per instrument you plan to have in use.
You can, but felt on wood sounds dull and indistinct. Wood or hard rubber heads give xylophone bars their intended clarity.
Yes. Mallets are not brand-locked. Any metallophone or glockenspiel with metal bars works with felt heads of this size.
The soft head is gentler on instruments and quieter in a room full of players, which is why classroom programs use it.