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VATER Timpani, Drumset & Cymbal Mallet ไม้ตีทิมปานี

Vater’s Timpani Mallet line features seven distinct traditional models in straight and tapered Sugar Maple shafts, as well as 3 Mallet/Stick Hybrid mallet models. These mallets produce a variety of tonal colors necessary for expressive performance on timpani, drumset or cymbals.

T2 Staccato Timpani, Drumset & Cymbal Mallet

Staccato
Medium hard felt produces strong articulation. Straight shaft.

• Length 14 1/2″ | 36.83cm
• Grip 0.565″ | 1.44cm

T3 General Timpani, Drumset & Cymbal Mallet

General
Medium soft multi-purpose mallet. Straight shaft.

• Length 14 1/2″ | 36.83cm
• Grip 0.565″ | 1.44cm

T4 Legato Timpani, Drumset & Cymbal Mallet

Legato
Soft felt for a rich timbre with a round attack. Straight shaft.

• Length 14 1/2″ | 36.83cm
• Grip 0.565″ | 1.44cm

T5 Classical Staccato Timpani, Drumset & Cymbal Mallet

Classical Staccato
Medium hard felt produces strong articulation. Tapered shaft.

• Length 14 1/2″ | 36.83cm
• Grip 0.645″ | 1.64cm

T6 Classical General Timpani, Drumset & Cymbal Mallet

Classical General
Medium soft multi-purpose mallet. Tapered shaft.

• Length 14 1/2″ | 36.83cm
• Grip 0.645″ | 1.64cm

T7 Classical Legato Timpani, Drumset & Cymbal Mallet

Classical Legato
Soft felt for a rich timbre with a round attack. Tapered shaft.

In the 1940’s, Alan and Ron Vater’s grandfather, Jack Adams, opened Jack’s Drum Shop in Boston. In 1956 Alan and Ron’s Godfather, Fred Maichele, began hand-turning drumsticks at the rate of six pairs a day for Jack’s Drum Shop. The reputation of these hand crafted drumsticks spread among the area’s top drummers, and soon famous drummers like Philly Joe Jones and Buddy Rich were seeking out these special sticks. In the 1970’s Clarry Vater, Jack’s son-in-law and Vater Percussion’s founder, took over the family tradition. With the help of his two young sons, Alan and Ron, Clarry began producing drumsticks in the basement of his own music store in Norwood, MA. His goal was to perfect the art of stick making with modern machinery and maintain the high quality that made Jack’s sticks famous. Over 50 years later, the Vater Family expands on the family tradition by offering the finest drumsticks, timpani, marimba and vibe mallets, brushes, specialty sticks and accessories in the world. Quality, craftsmanship, pride, and hands-on production…started by Jack, perfected by Clarry, and carried into the new millennium by Alan and Ron Vater and a team of dedicated craftsmen. Now, as always…Quality is everything.

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