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Beaters
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VALUE
PACK
1 Beaters Value Pack
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8 9 10
Great selection of beater packs for your classroom.
20 Pairs of beaters, 5 x soft, 5 x medium, 5 x hard
rubber, 5 x wood
070-MM-20P £35.75
10 Pairs of beaters, 3 x soft, 3 x medium, 2 x hard,
2 x wood
070-MM-10P £19.35
10 Pairs felt headed beaters, 3 x MM-4, 3 x M-5,
4 x MM-6
070-MM-30P £37.25
2 Wooden Head
14Xylophone Beaters
Felt head medium-hard (alto/soprano range).
11
12
070-MM-1 £2.50
070-S 4 £11.95
3 Medium Rubber
15Timpani Beaters
070-MM-2 £2.25
Small head covered with merino wool-felt.
070-PS 1 £12.55
13
4 Soft Rubber
070-MM-3 £2.25
16For triangle
single
5 Hard Rubber
070-TS£1.35
070-MM-7 £4.15
17Tambour Beater
6 Medium Yarn
Single.
070-FS£6.50 14 15 16 17 18 19
070-MM-4 £4.15
20
7 Soft Yarn
18Resonator Bar Beater
KBN (no. 13-24), single.
Soft yarn blue
070-MM-5 £4.50
070-PKS 2 £1.99
8 Hard Yarn
19Resonator Bar Beater
KBN (no. 25-34), alto glockenspiels and woodblocks.
070-MM-6 £4.35
070-PKS 3 £1.99
9 Drum Sticks
20Adaptive Beaters Set
070-MM-10 £3.75 For special needs.
10Junior Drum Sticks
070-MES1008 £29.95
070-MM-10J £1.95
21Beaters For Special Needs
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Set of four beaters (wood, soft rubber, medium rubber
11Tambour Beater (Single) and medium felt) plus adjustable velcro strap.
070-MM-13 £4.35
070-MES367 £19.95
12Wire Drum Brushes
22Contra Bass Bar Beaters
Also for timpani and large hand drums. Not illustrated.
070-MES43 £8.75
070-SCH8 Wood Felt Beater (pair) £14.25
13Nylon Drum Brushes
22
070-SCH16 Concert Beaters hard (pair) £18.50
070-MES43/N £3.95 070-SCH100 Double Bass Beater (single) £12.55
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