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Brass head
The hardest common bell mallet material. Maximum attack and cut, with a bright metallic ping on every note.

Independent shopping perspective
Brass-head bell mallet for orchestra bells and glockenspiel. For a percussionist who needs maximum brightness and cut from a metal-bar 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 hardest common bell mallet material. Maximum attack and cut, with a bright metallic ping on every note.
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Sized and weighted for orchestra bells and glockenspiel, where bars are small and metal.
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Vic Firth's model number for this brass bell mallet — use it to reorder the same pair later.
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Standard price for a single-purpose concert bell mallet. Cheaper than a full keyboard mallet set.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Orchestra bells and glockenspiel. Brass is meant for metal bars where you want the brightest possible attack.
No. A brass head will dent and damage wooden marimba and xylophone bars. Use yarn or rubber mallets there.
A pair — two mallets.
They cut hard by design. If a part calls for a softer bell sound, a plastic or rubber head is the better choice.