Van Sice Signature Marimba Mallets: Product Specific Details

In this video, Robert Van Sice details the specific design characteristics and application for each individual mallet in his latest series of multi-tonal marimba mallets.
For an overview of the entire series, be sure to check out the "Product Overview" video as well!
You can read more about these mallets, see them in action and purchase them online here:
www.vicfirth.com/products/vans...
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[@dedrickp]

No wonder this guy has his own mallet.......he is a musical BEAST on the marimba

[@rbbybwn]

gorgeous....lush....deep

[@user-ie7tb8hs7r]

素敵です(*^^*)

[@KevinThompson987]

Does anyone know the piece he plays with the 122's? If it even is one.

[@tobiasivey7946]

Kevin Thompson Bach Cello Suite #1 Prelude around the 3rd or 4th system in the Stevens transcription.

[@justinochoa61]

Messiaen's O Sacrum Convivium

[@JDD_Music_Press]

How heavy are these? Moderate, light, heavy-ish? Just wondering, thinking of using the M123's for Casey Cangelosi's marimba concerto 2nd mov.

[@chun-weikang471]

Jonnyd1326 honesty, just use the mallets that you are comfortable with, you don't need specific gear for certain pieces

[@chun-weikang471]

however I have some adams van sice signature mallets and they are quite light

[@danielvegasandoval5449]

Much lighter than mallets I’m used to using. I’m a marching percussionist, so the mallets I use are usually really heavy.