Superball Mallet (Friction Mallet)
Contemporary music literature without use of a superball mallet (friction mallet) is actually hard to imagine. The term 'mallet' is of course somewhat misleading, since this mallet is primarily used for rubbing and is therefore sometimes referred to as a 'friction mallet' or 'friction ball'. The rubbing takes place on tam-tams, keyboard instruments, thunder sheets, drums, or cymbals. Recently, however, more and more contemporary composers have been demanding this mallet as accessory for harp or grand piano.
- Superball mallet with two rubber hemispheres of different sizes
- Diameter of the hemispheres approx. 43 and 48 mm, total length of the mallet approx. 330 mm
- Since the heads are threaded, they can be easily replaced
- The 4 mm thick threaded rod covered with shrink tubing is strong enough to cope with greater pressure
- Product Information
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The mallet should be stored in a dark place when not in use, as UV light accelerates the evaporation of the plasticizer.
For occasional cleaning, lukewarm water with dishwashing liquid can be used.
- Manufacturer Information
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THOMAS RÖNNEFARTH PERCUSSION
Quitzowstr. 52
10559 Berlin
Germanyinfo@trpercussion.com
- Warning & Safety Instructions
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If specific safety instructions apply to this product, they can be found in the product's operating instructions.
Subject to errors and technical changes. Similar pictures.