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Description
Zildjian, the world's leading cymbal and drumstick maker, now offers the Zildjian Cymbal Mallets. These innovative mallets are specially designed to produce a variety of sounds from cymbals. Featuring wound yarn heads mounted on hickory drumsticks, the Zildjian Cymbal Mallets are ideal for drum set players, percussionists and marching band members looking to expand their sonic palettes. The wound yarn heads provide control and response comparable to marimba mallets, allowing musicians to achieve colorful cymbal swells, dramatic crashes and other effects.
Wound Yarn Heads for Versatility
The Zildjian Cymbal Mallets feature wound yarn heads that provide a variety of sounds from cymbals. The yarn material and density produce full, resonating cymbal washes when struck lightly. Stronger strikes evoke bold, metallic crashes. Drummers and percussionists can utilize the mallets to embellish rolls, accentuate rhythmic figures and punctuate phrases. The wound yarn heads also enable cymbal swells, allowing musicians to manipulate cymbal sounds with subtle variations in pressure and stroke.
Hickory Drumsticks for Control
The Zildjian Cymbal Mallets feature 7A hickory drumsticks that provide the control of a standard drumstick. The 5/16" diameter sticks are comfortable and familiar to most drummers, allowing for precise and articulate playing. The hickory material delivers a rigid yet lightweight feel, enabling rapid rolls, accents and other advanced techniques on cymbals. Removable plastic handles give the mallets an overall length of 14-3⁄4", suitable for a wide range of musical applications.
Versatile and Portable
The Zildjian Cymbal Mallets are highly versatile tools for any drummer's toolkit. They produce a variety of sounds on cymbals, from shimmering swells to aggressive crashes. The hickory sticks and wound yarn heads also provide a feel familiar to most drummers and percussionists. At 14-3⁄4" in length, the mallets are ideal for playing cymbals on drum sets, in marching bands and in other ensembles. Their portable size allows for convenient transport and storage in any drum or mallet bag.

Features
- 5/16" diameter
- 14-3/4" long
- Diamond-shaped yarn head
- Birch shaft
- Removable plastic handle
Reviews
4.5
12 Reviews
100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Most Liked Positive Review
Good weight for Cajone use.
Wanted to get something to save my hands on long gigs.Found these mallets that are heavy enough to play, soft enough to not mar the surface, but still hard enough to do triplets.
Most Liked Negative Review
Too harsh for concert cymbal rolls
I like the feel and balance but the heads are too hard for general rolls on concert cymbals (Sabian HH). I do like them for articulated passages on the cymbals and on on toms. I have used them on a bass drum when I'm looking for good articulation and I don't have time to switch mallets.
- Concerts6
- Back-Up3
- Practicing3
- Pricey / Poor Value1
- Experienced6
- Professional Musician2
- Novice1
- Easy To Use9
- Good Quality9
- Functional8
- Improves Sound5
Reviewed by 12 customers
I would by this product again
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submitted6 months ago
bySteve
fromSalem Oregon
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Very thankful to have received knowledgeable guidance in choosing this product from a skilled and experienced drummer.
Luv me sum mallatts!!!!!
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submitted10 months ago
byRandy
fromUndisclosed
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I Luv Weirdin out on my Custom K-Dark's!!!!!
Comfortable and well balanced
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submitteda year ago
byMike
fromSnohomish, WA
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They feel *slightly* heavy, but other than that, they do what they're supposed to do.
Good weight for Cajone use.
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submitteda year ago
byRuss
fromOcala, FL
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Wanted to get something to save my hands on long gigs.Found these mallets that are heavy enough to play, soft enough to not mar the surface, but still hard enough to do triplets.
Does the job better than anything else. Great set.
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submitted2 years ago
byJonathan
fromWashington DC
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Ive bought two of these over the last few decades and they last a long time. The generic versions you get elsewhere do not last long and fall apart rather fast.
Good mallets
submitted3 years ago
byRoberto
fromLubbock, Texas
I use the mallets for cymbal rolls (church band).
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