Graduated Marimba Mallets
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Innovative Percussion AA25B Vibraphone/Marimba Mallets$53.19A versatile pair of mallets designed for both vibraphone and marimba with balanced response.
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Mallet, Yellow Polyester, Extra Hard, RTN$44.00An extra hard yellow polyester mallet with a rattan handle and cord head for marimba or xylophone.
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Mallet, Blue Cord, Med$27.99A medium mallet with a blue cord head and birch handle, ideal for marimba and vibraphone.
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Mallet, Red Yarn, Soft$30.99A soft red yarn mallet with a birch handle, ideal for marimba and vibraphone performances.
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Mallet, Blue Yarn, Med$25.05A medium mallet with a blue yarn head and birch handle, ideal for marimba or vibraphone.
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Mallet, Green Polyester, Hard, RTN$44.00A hard green polyester cord mallet with a rattan handle, ideal for marimba and xylophone.
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Mallet, Burgundy Yarn, X-Soft, BCH$38.13A x-soft marimba mallet with a burgundy yarn head and durable birch handle.
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Mallet, Dick Sisto, Med$45.33A medium mallet with a rattan handle and cord head, ideal for marimba and vibraphone.
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Mallet, Yellow Cord, Hard, BCH$49.99A hard yellow cord mallet with a birch handle, ideal for marimba and vibraphone performance.
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Mallet, Blue Cord, Med, BCH$49.99A medium blue cord mallet with a birch handle, ideal for marimba and vibraphone performance.
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Mallet, Yarn, Soft$40.33A soft yarn-headed mallet with a birch handle, ideal for marimba performances.
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Mallet, Grey Yarn, Soft, RTN$52.27A soft grey yarn mallet with a rattan handle, ideal for marimba and vibraphone performances.
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Mallet, Grey Yarn, Soft, BCH$43.85A soft grey yarn mallet with a birch handle, ideal for marimba and vibraphone performance.
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Mallet, Grey Yarn, Med Soft, RTN$52.27A medium soft mallet with a grey yarn head and rattan handle for marimba or vibraphone.
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Mallet, Grey Yarn, Med Soft, BCH$43.85A medium soft mallet with a grey yarn head and birch handle, ideal for marimba or vibraphone.
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Mallet, Grey Yarn, Hard, BCH$43.85A hard mallet with a grey yarn head and birch handle, ideal for marimba or vibraphone.
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Mallet, Grey Yarn, Extra Hard, RTN$52.27An extra hard grey yarn mallet with a rattan handle, ideal for marimba or vibraphone performance.
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Mallet, Grey Yarn, Extra Hard, BCH$43.85An extra hard mallet with a grey yarn head and birch handle for marimba or vibraphone.
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Mallet, Round Grey Rubber, Hard, RTN$34.67A hard round grey rubber mallet with a rattan handle, ideal for marimba and xylophone.
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Mallet, Grey Yarn, Med, RTN$52.27A medium mallet with a grey yarn head and rattan handle, ideal for marimba or vibraphone.
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Mallet, Grey Yarn, Med Hard, RTN$52.27A medium hard mallet with a grey yarn head and rattan handle for marimba or vibraphone.
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Mallet, Round Dark Green Rubber, Med Hard, RTN$34.67A medium hard mallet with a round dark green rubber head and durable rattan handle for marimba or xylophone.
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Mallet, Grey Yarn, Med Hard, BCH$43.85A medium hard mallet with a grey yarn head and birch handle, ideal for marimba or vibraphone.
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Mallet, Round Dark Green Rubber, Med Hard, BCH$22.67A medium hard round dark green rubber mallet with a rattan handle for marimba or xylophone.
Graduated Marimba Mallets
FAQs
Graduated marimba mallets are sets of mallets designed with varying hardness or weight, allowing players to achieve a balanced and consistent sound across the full range of the marimba. Each mallet in the set is optimized for a specific register of the instrument.
Marimbists use graduated mallet sets to produce an even tone quality from the lowest to highest notes on the marimba. The different hardness levels help ensure that each register speaks clearly and blends well during performance.
Choosing the right set depends on your musical repertoire, preferred sound, and technique. Softer mallets are ideal for warm, mellow tones, while harder mallets provide more articulation and brightness. Many players experiment with different sets to find what best suits their needs.
Graduated marimba mallets are specifically designed for marimbas, but some players may use them on other keyboard percussion instruments like vibraphones or xylophones. However, it's important to consider the instrument's construction and desired sound before doing so.
To keep your graduated marimba mallets in good condition, store them in a protective case when not in use, avoid excessive moisture or heat, and periodically check for wear on the yarn or handles. Proper care will extend their lifespan and maintain sound quality.










