The Concert Xylophone is an exemplary instrument for all musical uses. The comfortable, four octave keyboard gives the player the range and projection for all musical genres, from band and orchestra to chamber music and solo music.
Adams Honduras Rosewood bars in 4.0 octaves - Quint tuned
Quint tuning has a fifth tuned in between the fundamental and double octave for the short, penetrating sound that cuts through the largest ensembles. Quint tuning was the used on the classic American Xylophones of the 20s and 30s. Octave tuning has the first overtone the two octaves above the fundamental for a clear and brilliant sound, and is mostly popular in Europe.
Graduated, wide-bar keyboard projects cleanly and clearly.
Field Frames include an accessory bar for multi-percussion setups.
Vinyl wrapped rails and powder coated resonators for durability.
Resonators feature welded construction, and are suspended from the frame on rubber isolation mounts, eliminating the possibility of any mechanical noise or vibration.
Two Position Resonator Mounts for Pitch and Tone Control
