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ADAMS MAHAA50/9G3 ALPHA 5.0 ROSEWOOD MARIMBA W/APEX FRAME #9G3
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Adams MAHAA50 Alpha 5.0 Octave Rosewood Marimba with Apex Frame – Graphite w/ Satin Gold Resonators
SKU: MAHAA50/9G3
The Adams MAHAA50 Alpha Series Marimba represents the pinnacle of professional keyboard percussion instruments. Featuring exquisite Honduras rosewood bars and the revolutionary Alpha tuning system, this 5.0-octave marimba (C2–C7) delivers rich resonance and exceptional tonal clarity. The elegant graphite Apex frame paired with satin gold resonators offers a stunning aesthetic and touring-grade stability. Whether on stage, in the studio, or at the conservatory, the MAHAA50 provides unmatched musical expression and performance durability.
Key Features
- Premium Honduras rosewood bars, tuned through the 6th overtone using the Alpha tuning method
- Full 5.0-octave range (C2–C7) for maximum musical versatility
- Apex frame design with ergonomic height adjustment and streamlined setup
- Two-piece satin gold resonators with arched design for optimal projection and transportability
- Includes short drop cover and MB1 mallets for professional use right out of the box
- Graphite rail finish provides a sleek, modern look
Specifications
- Model: MAHAA50/9G3
- Range: 5.0 octaves (C2–C7)
- Bars: Honduras rosewood, graduated width (2.75″–1.6″)
- Tuning: A=442 Hz, Alpha tuning system
- Resonators: Two-piece aluminum, satin gold finish
- Frame: Apex frame, graphite finish, adjustable height (approx. 88–108 cm)
- Dimensions: Length ~100.4″; Low-end width 40.9″; High-end width 15.7″
- Included Accessories: Short drop cover, MB1 mallets
- Finish: Graphite frame with satin gold resonators
- Country of Origin: Netherlands
