Best Playwood Kombi Mallet Multi-10HR Alternatives

Based on 6 reviews

Bought these and the difference is so huge! Playing with your fingers makes also a special sound...but even more, with mallets you get such a clear and high volume! The whole room resonates with it. Highly recommend to invest in it! And learn to play with mallets and thumbs. :)

Based on 1 reviews

These double ended sticks are great - the drumstick end is very comfortable and useable as a 5A stick, and the felt end is not too heavy or too hard like some other brands. Great for cymbal rolls and soft tom-tom sounds. I've bought these before for my school band and now I have some for my own use.

Based on 3 reviews

If you have / need a pair of mallets in your stick bag, why wouldn't you have a pair that you can flip over to use on the drums?! As mallets they're pretty soft, but they're perfectly adequate for producing a nice cymbal swell. As sticks they're a bit light for my taste; they feel like a 7A to me. But you wouldn't want to use them as sticks full time - the felt gets in the way a bit and the shaft feels like a softwood, so they probably wouldn't last too long as full-time sticks. In my perfect world, these would have hickory shafts and slightly firmer felts; in this world, I'll take the flexibility.

Based on 1 reviews

Nice multi-functional mallet's for cymbals and drums. Opposite end is a drumstick for quick change's. Fairly hard felt, produces nice cymbal swells and for drum work too. Good quality, feels good and will last for years. Well worth the spondookie's. Declan Campion Drums