Promark System Blue Jim Wunderlich JW8R Medium Hard Vibraphone Mallets

Promark Drumsticks MODEL: JW8R
1 review

Description

Promark System Blue Jim Wunderlich JW8R Medium Hard Vibraphone Mallets offer the player enough variety to "belt" out notes when needed and be able to immediately drop down to perform more delicate passages. It features a rubber-like synthetic core wrapped tightly with cord on a 14.5" rattan shaft. The JW8R is the most diverse of Jim Wunderlich's signature vibraphone mallets.

Pro-Mark is proud to have Jim Wunderlich as an endorser and signature artist. His nine model System Blue mallet series are not for marching percussion alone. While they were designed to have durable components for outdoor environments, the lush tone of these mallets is an appropriate and tasteful choice for indoor concert settings.

Product Info

Quantity Sold in Pairs
SKU PRO-JW8R
Series Promark System Blue
UPC 616022125104
Weight 0.25 lb

Purchase Multiple

Product Model Price Quantity
PRO-JW1
Promark System Blue Jim Wunderlich JW1 Soft Marimba Mallets
PRO-JW1 $49.95
PRO-JW2
Promark System Blue Jim Wunderlich JW2 Medium Soft Marimba Mallets
PRO-JW2 $49.95
PRO-JW3
Promark System Blue Jim Wunderlich JW3 Medium Marimba Mallets
PRO-JW3 $49.95
PRO-JW4
Promark System Blue Jim Wunderlich JW4 Medium Hard Marimba Mallets
PRO-JW4 $49.95
PRO-JW5
Promark System Blue Jim Wunderlich JW5 Hard Marimba Mallets
PRO-JW5 $49.95
PRO-JW6R
Promark System Blue Jim Wunderlich JW6R Soft Vibraphone Mallets
PRO-JW6R $58.95
PRO-JW7R
Promark System Blue Jim Wunderlich JW7R Medium Vibraphone Mallets
PRO-JW7R $58.95
PRO-JW8R
Promark System Blue Jim Wunderlich JW8R Medium Hard Vibraphone Mallets
PRO-JW8R $58.95
PRO-JW9R
Promark System Blue Jim Wunderlich JW9R Hard Vibraphone Mallets
PRO-JW9R $58.95

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Rating
Posted by
DJK
Date Posted
08/29/2013

I'm on a quest for a mallet that will sound good on marimba and vibes, and survive a whole season without disintegrating. This mallet is close. It sounds terrific, loud, articulate enough but not too much, covers a full range on both 4.3 marimbas and vibes. I'm concerned it won't live to see the end of 12 weeks, though, and that's an issue. It's tough to convince kids (and parents) they need to buy $60-70 worth of mallets simply because we're expecting them break.