MIHEY Wood Block Musical Instrument with Mallet

Fun

I think you'll be well pleased with this fine wood block. It has audio cut outs on each side, which provide for an excellent tone. Nothing not to love, although I do suggest you snag some hard black rubber sticks to use, instead of the provided short wooden one. It's an absolute no brainer. Snag it!

Seems to sound good. I honestly haven't tried it in our church service yet.

Not a professional sound.

I get better resonance snapping my fingers against a door. I bought this to use with a choir. We ended up using claves instead. Woodblocks should have a hollow somewhat resonant tone. A concrete brick has more resonance than this one. I am very disappointed by this.

When I got the woodblock I noticed that it seemed very strong and firm. The mallet looks very sturdy as well and won't come apart. Though not a true percussionist myself, I experimented with the sounds I could make striking at various spots on the flat end. I can say that in trained hands this woodblock should sounds pretty professional. There are holes to mount it on a stand if you know how to do that.

A very clear sound with plenty of natural volume. Easily cuts through the mix. Actually this can be shockingly loud if you wish. I’m a sucker for anything hand percussion and this is one of the best items I’ve added in months.

Very very small, sound quality is not great not built to last.

Great product

This is my first block. I’m enjoying learning to incorporate its subtle sound into various acoustic numbers. It works!

Several small and unimportant defects, definitely made in a rush. I got it for my baby to bang on to distract herself sometimes, and for that effect it sometimes works. The rest is good, the finishing, the mallet, etc.

This appears to be a soft wood, not as stated , the sound is no better than hitting a mop handle. This block is mounted on a hardwood Dowling ugly stick along with cow bell, tamborine and cymbal

retourné le blocs, il avait un son trop aigue