The KNX Series was born in Japan with the aim of fully unleashing the sonic potential of the most common plastic-head timpani.
Through the entire drumhead's sensitive response to impact force and tension changes, it injects freely adjustable tonal expression into diverse musical settings.
Producer: Koji Fukamachi (PLAYWOOD Technical Advisor)
Compared to traditional models, the KNX series is generally tuned to be harder.
This design aims to extract richer tones from plastic heads. The marked hardness levels, such as hard and medium, are for reference only.
101VH: The surface finish is the hardest. This mallet is suitable for solo passages and delicate rhythms.
102H: The hardness is almost the same as the 101, but the head is larger and heavier, making it a powerful mallet.
103MH: The surface treatment is slightly softer. This is a mallet that can handle all techniques, from subtle rhythms to rolls.
104M: The surface finish is thicker and softer. It allows for free musical expression through dynamic variations.