 [700]Re:Re:Malletech (293 reads) |
2001-02-26 03:33:31 |
***I really don't think it matters too much. I think early students shouldn't start off with great sounding mallets. It they get use to crappy ones and learn to get a ok sound out of them, the transtion to good mallets will bring a great difference in their performance. *** Well, yeah, but only to a point - I'd agree that a beginner doesn't need the "best," most expensive mallets on the market - but it's hard to get even an acceptable sound with really crap mallets, and I don't see the benefit of having a student start out with horrible tools (either mallets or the marimba itself). quoting again: ***just get em something that they can get by with, mike balter general mallets or so. *** Agreed: Balter makes some very good student-level mallets, as well as some very good professional mallets. http://www.malletjazz.com Remote Host: |
 [689]Malletech <Kyle> |
2001-02-24 11:12:49 |
 [690]Re:Malletech <James Walker> |
2001-02-24 14:18:30 |
| [691]Re:Malletech <ib> |
2001-02-25 05:34:38 |
 [700]Re:Re:Malletech <James Walker> |
2001-02-26 03:33:31 |
| [696]Re:Malletech <Scott (R)> |
2001-02-25 17:39:51 |