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  • Deagan Vibraharp

    The instrument that became the vibraphone

    Vibraphone · United States

    Deagan's vibraharp added motor-driven rotating discs in the resonators to a set of tuned metal bars, producing the pulsing sustain that defines the vibraphone. The instrument as it exists today is essentially Deagan's design.

  • Yamaha YV-2700 Vibraphone

    Standard professional vibraphone

    Vibraphone · Japan

    A standard-range professional vibraphone in Yamaha's YV lineup with a variable-speed motor, suited to schools, universities, and ensemble use.

  • Yamaha YV-4110 Vibraphone

    Four-octave professional vibraphone

    Vibraphone · Japan

    Yamaha's professional four-octave vibraphone (c-c4 range) with a motorized fan/pulsation tremolo system, aimed at orchestral and solo concert use.

  • Technical line drawing of Musser M55 Pro-Vibe

    Musser M55 Pro-Vibe

    Three-octave vibraphone

    Vibraphone · United States

    A professional three-octave Musser vibraphone designed for touring and portability.

  • Adams Concert Vibraphone

    3-octave concert vibraphone

    Vibraphone · Netherlands

    Adams' Concert Series vibraphone, offered with silver or gold anodized aluminum bars, a 3.0-octave F3-F6 range, and a variable-speed motor (approximately 25-150 rpm) for orchestral, university, and ensemble use.