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VIC FIRTH M267 CORPSMASTER KEYBOARD IAN GROM MALLET - MEDIUM-HARD VIBRAPHONE

Vic Firth M267 Corpsmaster Keyboard Mallet / Ian Grom - Medium-Hard Vibraphone
SKU: VIC-M267
The Vic Firth M267 Corpsmaster Keyboard Mallets, designed in collaboration with Ian Grom, deliver the perfect balance of warmth and clarity for vibraphone performance. With a medium-hard hardness, these mallets produce a focused, articulate tone that projects well in both ensemble and solo settings. The synthetic yarn-wrapped cores provide durability and consistency, while the rattan shafts ensure excellent control, flexibility, and responsiveness for advanced players.
Key Features
- Designed with Ian Grom for modern vibraphone performance
- Medium-hard hardness for clarity and projection
- Produces a focused and articulate tone
- Synthetic yarn-wrapped cores ensure durability and consistency
- Rattan shafts provide excellent balance, control, and flexibility
- Perfect for both ensemble and solo playing
Specifications
- Model: M267
- Series: Corpsmaster Keyboard / Ian Grom
- Instrument: Vibraphone
- Hardness: Medium-Hard
- Shaft: Rattan
- Length: 15 3/4"
- Application: Vibraphone, ensemble, and solo performance
- Finish: Natural
- SKU: VIC-M267
About Vic Firth
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.