The Opus Percussion 37–Note Rosewood Xylophone is a wooden–bar percussion instrument built around rosewood resonators, delivering warm, sustained tones across its extended range. This layout suits musicians working across composition, recording, and performance contexts where melodic percussion strengthens arrangements. The instrument's construction centres on carefully selected timber that's been finished to resist moisture and wear in varied studio and live environments.
Spanning 37 individual notes, the xylophone covers a broad tonal palette suitable for layering into orchestral sections or adding textural colour to singer–songwriter material. The rosewood bars are mounted on a sturdy frame designed for stability during both stationary and portable use. The package ships with a matched mallet pair, a dedicated stand for optimal playing ergonomics, and a protective carry bag—essentials for musicians integrating the instrument into touring rigs or project studios.
Features
- 37 rosewood bars spanning extended melodic range
- Natural wood construction for warm, sustained tone
- Includes matched mallets for immediate playability
- Sturdy stand for ergonomic positioning and stability
- Protective carry bag for transport and storage
- Suitable for studio recording and live performance
- Moisture–resistant finish on timber components
- Compact footprint relative to note count



