Vic Firth M33 Terry Gibbs Hard - Red 2 Pairs

Product Description

The Vic Firth M33 is a mallet developed together with legendary percussionist Terry Gibbs, built for playing xylophone and marimba. The shaft is rattan and the head is cord-wound in a hard gradation, giving a clear attack and good control across the full dynamic range. The mallets are sold in pairs and come in red.

The round, cord-wound head produces a full sound without losing definition, and the rattan shaft gives the rebound and feel needed for precise playing, from soft passages to stronger accents. The hard gradation makes the M33 a good choice when you want clarity and projection in the sound rather than a softer, more muted tone.

Who It's For

Vic Firth needs little introduction. Ever since Everett "Vic" Firth started making sticks in 1963, his sticks and mallets have been considered among the best by percussionists worldwide, and the range today spans everything from hickory and maple drumsticks to brushes, rods and mallets for most percussion instruments.

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