[1956]Re:good general mallets (366 reads)	2002-05-11 00:12:16

William Moersch Joined: 2005-2-20 From: Posts: 323 The LHS mallets have a lightweight synthetic core and a soft yarn, so they get a weak sound and wear quickly. If you must stay with Malletech, the Concerto line will give you maximum durability and the best sound. Try the CN9 or CN14's. Otherwise, I'd suggest the Firth Van Sice M113 or M114, the Innovative Percussion Soloist IP240s or Innovative Percussion William Moersch IP503's. The Concertos and mine have a heavier synthetic core; the Van Sice and Soloists use rubber cores (similar to the Burritts). Remote Host:

[1954]good general mallets <rlhubley>	2002-05-10 23:47:48
[1956]Re:good general mallets <William Moersch>	2002-05-11 00:12:16
[1957]Re:Re:good general mallets <rlhubley>	2002-05-11 00:20:49
[1962]Re:Re:Re:good general mallets <Scott>	2002-05-11 13:25:35
[1999]Re:Re:Re:Re:good general mallets <Mike Mathew>	2002-05-19 09:16:32
[1958]encore! <Tyson>	2002-05-11 00:29:04
[1973]Re:encore! <Bill Youhass>	2002-05-14 06:51:20
[1961]Re:Re:good general mallets <Bill Youhass>	2002-05-11 04:25:59
[1959]Re:good general mallets <Benjamin Sch>	2002-05-11 02:45:46
[2015]Marimba and piano <>	2002-05-22 20:29:30
[1964]Re:good general mallets <adam>	2002-05-12 06:29:39
[1972]Re:Re:good general mallets <rlhubley>	2002-05-13 23:19:43
[1974]Re:good general mallets <Bill Youhass>	2002-05-14 07:09:06
[1975]Re:Re:good general mallets <Tyson>	2002-05-14 13:54:59
[1998]Re:Re:Re:good general mallets <Mike Mathew>	2002-05-19 09:11:58
[2001]Re:Re:Re:Re:good general mallets <Tyson>	2002-05-19 10:54:38
[4697]Re:Re:good general mallets <percussion>	2005-09-13 12:18:10
[4698]Re:Re:Re:good general mallets <Fernando Meza>	2005-09-13 15:10:26
[4706]Re:Re:good general mallets <percussion>	2005-09-20 22:31:59
[4707]Re:Re:Re:good general mallets <William Moersch>	2005-09-21 07:43:31