Description
 
The xylophone is a musical instrument in the percussion family that consists of wooden bars struck by mallets. Each bar is an idiophone tuned to a pitch of a musical scale, whether pentatonic or heptatonic in the case of many African and Asian instruments, diatonic in many western children's instruments, or chromatic for orchestral use.
 
Soprano Xylophone Specifications: 
Range: C52-A73 (13 notes)
Derived Notes: F#, B♭, F# (3 notes)
Tone Bar Material: Mahagony Wood 
Longest Tone Bar: 26.5cm 
Shortest Tone Bar: 16.8cm
Frame Dimensions: 58cm (L) x 16.8cm (H)
Included Mallets: Wool Mallets
Mallet Length: 31cm   
Mallet Head Diameter: 3cm 

Alto Xylophone Specifications:
Range: C40-A61 (13 notes)
Derived Notes: F#, B♭, F# (3 notes)
Tone Bar Material: Mahagony Wood
Longest Tone Bar: 32cm
Shortest Tone Bar: 22.5cm
Frame Dimensions: 63cm (L) x 22cm (H)
Included Mallets: Wool Mallets
Mallet Length: 31cm
Mallet Head Diameter: 3cm

Bass Xylophone Specifications:
Range: C28-A49 (13 notes)
Derived Notes: F#, B♭, F# (3 notes)
Tone Bar Material: Mahagony Wood
Longest Tone Bar: 41.5cm
Shortest Tone Bar: 29cm
Frame Dimensions: 85cm (L) x 40.5cm (H)
Included Mallets: Rubber Head Mallets
Mallet Length: 41.5cm
Mallet Head Diameter: 3.5cm