Adams XSLD35 Xylophon Academy

Adams Xylophone Academy XSLD35

The smallest xylophone model in the ADAMS Solist series is the 3 1/2 octave table model with large bars made of light rosewood. The other xylophones have a range of either 3 1/2 or 4 octaves and are each available in octave or fifth tuning. The octave-tuned instrument has a clear, bright sound and is mostly used in European countries. On a xylophone with octave tuning, the first overtone is 2 octaves above the fundamental. On a qint-tuned instrument, the fifth lies between the fundamental and twice the octave, resulting in a clear and bright sound. Xylophones with a fifth tuning produce a short, penetrating tone that is also fully effective in a large orchestra.

Light Rosewood is a hard, good-sounding wood which is characterized by its interesting price-performance ratio. Rosewood has long been considered the perfect wood for making mallet instruments. A rich, well-balanced sound is the result when the experienced ADAMS instrument makers produce bars from selected rosewood. Due to their robustness, plastic bars are particularly suitable for use in music schools and for outdoor performances.

All xylophones have the patented, height-adjustable Voyager frame. The longitudinal bars and resonators are simply folded up for easy transportation.

Adams Academy XSLD35 xylophone

• Table-top model
• Rosewood soundboards (38.5 mm)
• Range: 3.5 octaves
• Octave tuning
• A = 442 Hz
• Weight: 15 kg
• Length: 121 cm
• incl. cover
• incl. 1 pair of mallets
• incl. storage stand

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