- the
materials it may be made of,
though most
mallets have
striking faces that are
softer than steel.
Mallets are used in
various industries, such as upholstery...
-
using either wooden or yarn
mallets on a xylophone). Some
mallets, such as
vibraphone mallets, are
normally just
called mallets,
others have more specialized...
- the
trade press called them "Simple
Mallets" — i.e.,
simple locomotives articulated like
Mallets. The term "
Mallet"
continued to be
widely used for simple...
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sometimes of fibergl**** or nylon.
Mallets suitable for the
vibraphone are also
generally suitable for the marimba. The
mallets can have a
great effect on the...
-
wrapped with yarn.
Softer mallets are used at the
lowest notes, and
harder mallets are used at the
highest notes.
Mallets that are too hard will damage...
- or nylon). Non-metal
mallets are used for
general playing,
while metal mallets produce a more
brilliant sound.
Rubber mallets may be used for a warmer...
- hard rubber, polyball, or
acrylic mallets.
Sometimes medium to hard
rubber mallets, very hard core, or yarn
mallets are used for
softer effects. Lighter...
-
Mallet or
mallet in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
mallet is a kind of hammer.
Mallet is also the
proper US
English term for a Polo stick.
Mallet...
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Mallet is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Alain Manesson Mallet (1630–1706),
French cartographer and
engineer Alexandre Mallet (born...
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Frederick Richard Mallet was a
geologist who
worked in India.
Mallet was born in Dublin, on 3 June 1810, the son of
factory owner John
Mallet. He was educated...
