Musical Instruments

Xylophones

Suzuki diatonic xylophones form the base for your instrument set. The warm, timbric resonance is a result of genuine rosewood bars, perfectly tuned and balanced. Unlike other companies that charge extra, many features are standard equipment on Suzuki xylophones, including the finest rosewood bars, mallet storage, chromatic bar storage, bottom positioned bar holding pins that prevent bending from improper bar removal and note name labeling inside each resonator chamber. Each diatonic xylophone includes 1 Bb and 2 F# bars and 2 pairs of appropriate mallets.Genuine rosewood barsMallet storageChromatic bar storageBottom positioned bar holding pinsNote name labeling inside of each resonator chamberIncludes 1 Bb and 2 F# bars, and 2 pairs of mallets

Features: Sonor is a worldwide leader in Orff instruments for the music classroom. Primary xylophones support music reading. The bars with the print of the note enable a visual connection between the sheet music and the instrument. When improvising with self-created melodies the children always have a visual reference to the printed notation. From the other perspective the players get a feeling of how a printed note sounds like. All Primary xylophones have 35 x 18 mm Pao Rosa sound bars with overtone or fundamental tuning. The redesigned staged resonator boxes are made of solid birch plywood to prevent warping. The sound bars and resonator boxes of SONOR Primary xylophones are FSC certified, whichmeans that only timber from well managed forests are being used. In addition an... Less

Features:First introduction of fiberglass xylophone bars in Sonor's most affordable series. Overtone tuned where appropriate. Resonator boxes constructed of basswood with a maple outer and inner ply. Includes pair of mallets, one Bb bar, and two F# bars. Model: GBX-GBF Manufacturer: Sonor

Adams Concert Xylophones offer the ultimate in both sound and quality. Its carefully selected Honduras rosewood bars are manufactured slightly wider than standard. Concert Xylophones are available in 2 tuning options, octave tuning and quint tuning. The octave tuned instrument has a clear and brilliant sound and is mostly used in European countries. An octave tuned instrument has the first overtone 2 octaves above the fundamental.The quint tuned instrument has a quint tuned in between the fundamental and the double octave, this results in a clear and brilliant sound. Quint tuned instruments produce short, penetrating attack that cuts though the largest orchestra and ensemble. Quint tuning was used on the classic American Xylophones of the 20's and 30's.

Suzuki Soprano Xylophone