• bars made of Rosewood or glass fibre reinforced plastic
• accidental keys that can be raised and lowered
• tube resonators
• central height-adjustment
• sturdy stand, compactly foldable

Bars

The Kolberg xylophone bars are optionally made of first-class Honduras Rosewood or glass fibre reinforced plastic. All bars are 40 mm wide. The fixing pins of the bars are rubber coated and mounted below the beating surface, so that you can't hit them by accident.

The accidental keys of the xylophone model "Concert" can be raised or lowered quickly without any tools.

Tension Cords

High-quality special braided nylon cords do not cause any annoying vibration side noise and are very hard wearing.

Resonators

Aluminium tube resonators amplify the sound optimally. The surface is powder-coated in a silver-metallic finish, scratch- and shockproof

Frame and Bridges

Frame and bridges are made of solid common beech, bottom board made of multiply glued laminated beech. A guard rail surrounds the entire instrument to protect both frame and bars reliably from lateral impact.

Stand with central height-adjustment

The mobile xylophone stand can be continuously height adjusted quickly and exactly within a range of 75 to 100 cm. Colour: black powder-coated

Transport

The instrument can be compactly folded together after dismantling the resonators. The transport size is then only 134 x 64 x 15 cm.

Accessories (included)

1 pair of mallets

Accessories (additional charge)

In performance practice Kolberg products are unsurpassed worldwide due to their perfectly matched accessories, maximising sound development, ensuring practical handling for the musician and facilitating transport.

Mallets

In order to cover a wide sound spectrum and to form the characteristic xylophone sound, we provide a unique variety of mallets. Our range includes a great number of head and shaft variants. We can advise you on your individual choice.

Transport

• Protective cover for transport 2495H
• Cover plate 2495P
• Flight case 2495FK
• Flight case 2495FC, for transport of the assembled instrument