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SPYR Mallet Line from Promark

byMike Lawson
July 6, 2020
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SPYR Mallet Line from Promark
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Promark Drumsticks’ new mallet line, SPYR, is a comprehensive, foundational offering for high school and college-level band directors seeking to outfit either (or both) their marching corps or concert percussion section with quality implements.

With the launch of SPYR, Promark Drumsticks has created a color-coded hardness scale to make it easy for percussionists to quickly select the appropriate mallet from their bag. The color-coded scale will be present both on the packaging, as well as the product itself. The updated backer card and label artwork will communicate the color-coded hardness scale (very soft to very hard) and how it applies to the mallet, illustrating the optimal range of the instrument it was designed for. Included in the SPYR series will be six wrapped marimba mallets, two unwrapped marimba mallets, four vibraphone mallets, and twelve xylophone/bell mallets.

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