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Drumsticks with precise focus on sound
Model Seegers BARTOK!
Recommended by a certain staff member at Percussion City!
A model (L size) that Mr. Kato himself personally likes and uses often!
*This product can only be purchased at JPC stores or JPC Internet Shop.
About KATO.BK Model Seegers
The basic model was created by studying and reproducing every detail of the timpani mallet owned by Mr. Seghers, including the way the felt was wrapped and the core material.
The basic concept is "loud sound with a soft mallet"
There are a variety of players with different body types and playing styles, so we came up with a lot of ideas and created a huge number of prototypes, and we took the time to select 20 types so that each player can choose a mallet that matches them. (3 original types + 17 variations) lineup.
*The names of the variation models are based on the impressions that Seegers himself had while trying them out, and should be taken as a guideline only, not a stifling or restrictive one.
This timpani mallet, with its special head structure, has the great advantage of allowing the player to control the clarity, timbre, and rhythm of the sound themselves. The idea of the mallet head has a history of about 150 years, and materials used at that time included wood, sponge, wool, and leather. Currently, the main materials used are wood, cork, leather, and cotton (felt). It continues to develop, as if it has been used in performances for 150 years in central Europe.
Rainer Seegers
●Head size: S (30 mm), M (34 mm), L (36 mm)
● Core material: cloth core / composite material available
Felt thickness: S=2.5+5mm, M=5+5mm, L=2.5+5+5mm
●Number of felt turns: S&M=2, L=3
●Bamboo handle (with grip tube)
●Set of 2
About KATO BK (KATO Bachi Kobo/KATO Mallet)
All handmade timpani mallet by Akihiro Kato, former principal timpani player of the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra.
The unique core material reduces sound cracking and allows for richer, deeper resonance.
Its high quality is highly praised not only in Japan but also in its home country of Europe, and it is extremely popular.
Model Seegers BARTOK!
Recommended by a certain staff member at Percussion City!
A model (L size) that Mr. Kato himself personally likes and uses often!
*This product can only be purchased at JPC stores or JPC Internet Shop.
About KATO.BK Model Seegers
The basic model was created by studying and reproducing every detail of the timpani mallet owned by Mr. Seghers, including the way the felt was wrapped and the core material.
The basic concept is "loud sound with a soft mallet"
There are a variety of players with different body types and playing styles, so we came up with a lot of ideas and created a huge number of prototypes, and we took the time to select 20 types so that each player can choose a mallet that matches them. (3 original types + 17 variations) lineup.
*The names of the variation models are based on the impressions that Seegers himself had while trying them out, and should be taken as a guideline only, not a stifling or restrictive one.
This timpani mallet, with its special head structure, has the great advantage of allowing the player to control the clarity, timbre, and rhythm of the sound themselves. The idea of the mallet head has a history of about 150 years, and materials used at that time included wood, sponge, wool, and leather. Currently, the main materials used are wood, cork, leather, and cotton (felt). It continues to develop, as if it has been used in performances for 150 years in central Europe.
Rainer Seegers
●Head size: S (30 mm), M (34 mm), L (36 mm)
● Core material: cloth core / composite material available
Felt thickness: S=2.5+5mm, M=5+5mm, L=2.5+5+5mm
●Number of felt turns: S&M=2, L=3
●Bamboo handle (with grip tube)
●Set of 2
About KATO BK (KATO Bachi Kobo/KATO Mallet)
All handmade timpani mallet by Akihiro Kato, former principal timpani player of the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra.
The unique core material reduces sound cracking and allows for richer, deeper resonance.
Its high quality is highly praised not only in Japan but also in its home country of Europe, and it is extremely popular.
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Refund Policy
About the return and exchange of products
If you receive a product with a discrepancy, please contact the appropriate part of the product within 8 days of the request, along with the appropriate part of the photograph, and contact contact@komakimusic.co.jp. Please let me send you an alternative (if you can't be ready for an alternative), and will be refunded for you.
About Returned Shipping
For any discrepancy, we will bear the fees for the return, or the shipping charge for the replacement goods, and the fee in case of refund.
Please note that your return/replacement may not be available for your convenience.
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Percussion city: 03-3845-3041
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