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Hard yarn heads
Yarn wrap protects the bars while hard cores keep the attack defined. Notes speak clearly in a group without sounding harsh.

Independent shopping perspective
Hard yarn mallets sized for soprano and tenor-alto Orff xylophones and metallophones. For classroom Orff programs and teachers replacing worn mallets.

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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 wrap protects the bars while hard cores keep the attack defined. Notes speak clearly in a group without sounding harsh.
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Head mass matched to smaller, higher-pitched bars. Bass mallets on these bars sound muddy; these keep pitch definition.
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One pair covers both wooden and metal bars, so a classroom does not need separate sets per instrument type.
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Built to the sizing conventions of Orff instrumentarium, so shaft length and head size match standard classroom bar instruments.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
They are sized for soprano and tenor-alto bars. On bass bars they will sound thin and lack the mass to bring out the low fundamental.
Yes. They are made for both xylophone and metallophone, so the same pair covers the wooden and metal instruments in an Orff set.
The yarn wrap is what contacts the bar, so it cushions the strike. The hardness comes from the core underneath, which keeps the attack defined.
This is a mallet pair for two-handed playing. For a full classroom you will want one set per playing station.