ProMark · Concert and marching mallets
ProMark MT3 Multipurpose Felt Mallets
When to choose it
The MT3 is a useful option when the same part moves from a concert tom to a suspended-cymbal swell. Its felt head and tapered oak handle make it a different tool from a stick with a small wood tip. The oak shaft adds mass without a wider handle according to ProMark, which is worth comparing if a thicker grip gets in the way.
If a score calls for a specific grade of felt, verify it before buying. ProMark identifies the model as medium-hard, but describes the felt as soft elsewhere on the same page. Amazon also uses different hardness descriptions. The exact MT3 and felt construction are consistent, so choose it for the documented multi-percussion role and confirm any strict hardness requirement separately.
Specifications
- Brand
- ProMark
- Construction
- Felt head
- Playing task
- Concert percussion
- Model
- MT3
- Head
- Felt
- Handle
- Shira Kashi oak
- Application
- Large drums and cymbals
- Package
- One pair
- Amazon.com reference
- B0002D0I34
Fit and buying advice
Confirm the felt grade before choosing this model for a score with a strict hardness requirement.
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Documentation
Questions about this accessory
Is a pair included for two-handed rolls?
The selected listing specifies one pair, with a count of two mallets.
What does the taper change?
The taper is the narrowing along the handle. ProMark describes the MT3’s gradual taper as designed for quick motion.
Can I substitute the MT3 when the part specifies a dedicated timpani mallet?
Check the score and the instrument’s guidance. The MT3 is sold for multi-percussion, and its exact felt grade is described inconsistently across the documentation.
