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Emil Richards Rattle Mallet
by mikepinto | Mon, 03/08/2010 - 14:16
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Any reviews or recordings?
Has anyone played with these? I also was intrigued by the slap mallet. Lets see someone do a review if you have them, or better yet just a recording of you playing with them. I kinda want them, but I also don't want to waste any cash on something silly. Let me know what you think of them...
Randy McMillan
I've seen and heard something like that
I've done some vibe/marimba gigs with a guy who had some mallets that had hollow heads with pellets inside, just like a maraca. Don't know if that is what you are referring to, but I didn't like them. The hollow head made the mallet too light and the shaker sound was very soft. It was drowned out by the notes played. Kind of a wild idea though.
Ted.
Cerulean Blue: new CD by Ted Wolff. Go to http://cdbaby.com/cd/kleinwolff