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VIC FIRTH M188 CORPSMASTER KEYBOARD - HARD - WEIGHTED RUBBER CORE

Vic Firth M188 Corpsmaster® Keyboard Mallets – Hard, Weighted Rubber Core
The Vic Firth M188 Corpsmaster® Keyboard Mallets are designed for performers seeking maximum projection and clarity in their playing. Part of the Multi-Application Series, these mallets feature a hard cord-wrapped head over a weighted rubber core, providing a bright, articulate sound ideal for vibraphone performances in marching and concert settings. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
Key Features:
- Hardness: Hard
- Length: 16 inches (40.6 cm)
- Head Material: Black synthetic cord
- Core: Weighted rubber for enhanced projection
- Handle Material: Rattan – offers flexibility and durability
- Application: Suitable for marching band, indoor marching, concert, and solo performances
Developed in collaboration with top drum corps during the 2004 DCI season, the M188 mallets are part of a versatile line designed to meet the demands of various musical situations. The use of 100% synthetic cord ensures maximum durability and weather resistance, making them reliable for both indoor and outdoor performances.
About Vic Firth
Founded in 1963, Vic Firth is a world-renowned brand and industry leader in the design and production of drumsticks, mallets, and percussion accessories. Founded by legendary percussionist Vic Firth, former principal timpanist of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the company was built on a foundation of innovation, precision, and uncompromising quality.
Today, Vic Firth products are trusted by drummers and percussionists across every genre — from students and educators to the world’s top touring and orchestral professionals. With a reputation for superior consistency, comfort, and tone, Vic Firth continues to set the global standard in stick and mallet design.
WARNING:This product may contain a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer, or birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.