Yamaha YM40 Padauk Wood Junior Marimba Mallet Percussion

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Yamaha YM40 Padauk Wood Junior Marimba Mallet Percussion
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YamahaYM40 Padauk Wood Junior Marimba Mallet Percussion

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Why Woodwind & Brasswind ?

The 3 1/2 Octave Junior Marimba features compact size, height adjustable frame and pitch & tone control for varying climate conditions. Available with or without drop cover.

Standard Features


Casters	3 inch, two locking
Bars	Padauk wood
Pitch	A=442 Hz
Bar Size	Graduated; 1-1/2" - 2-1/4" wide, 7/8"-1" thick
Height	Adjustable 34-5/8" to 38-5/8"
Weight	86 lbs.
Resonators	Brushed tan finish with cutaway design, 2-position tracking system
Range	3-1/2 octave; C28-F69
Length	60-1/2"

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by Band Man in NC 12/7/2004 8:11:54 AM

Musical Experience: Middle School Band Director
Style of music: Concert Band and Jazz Band
Hometown North Carolina

We have had this model of marimba in our middle school for about 10 years now, and besides normal wear and tear (occasional scratch from student movement and band trips to Florida), this instrument is still in excellent condition. The only negative is raising or lowering the stand. It takes two people to raise it to any level. The larger bases with the hydraulic height adjusters are much easier to deal with.

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