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ENGINEERED FOR ALL PERFORMANCE LEVELS
Unlike other marching band maces, the Amazing Mace American-style drum major mace performs beautifully even after repeated drops making it the perfect mace for all skill levels – from novice to expert. This completely overhauled and modernized mace is built with input from marching band directors and drum majors. Try it for yourself and feel the difference!
Questions? Contact our Sales Team at (800)457-3501 or by email at sales@bandshoppe.com with any questions.
KEY FEATURES
The Amazing Mace drum major mace is engineered to be stronger,
durable, and balanced to withstand even the toughest throws.
Anatomy of an Amazing Mace. Created by an instrument repairman specifically for competitors! Designed with key features that allow drum majors to practice their sport without high-cost replacements and repairs, including a fiberglass shaft, solid brass crown, chrome-plated steel dome and ferrule, and replaceable parts.
INTERLOCKING DOME, WEIGHT, AND BALL
DOME SECURLEY ATTACHED WITH 4 SCREWS
FIBERGLASS SHAFT WITH METALLIC FLECK
HIGH STRENGTH FERRULE CONNECTION
CHROME PLATED STEEL TAPERED FERRULE
RUBBER TIP FOR ADDED PROTECTION
How does it compare to the All American Mace?
One of our most commonly asked questions, our customers say that the Amazing Mace has more flex in the shaft, with the balance point on the Amazing Mace slightly closer to the top.
DON’T FORGET THE ACCESSORIES!
Band Shoppe has everything you need to outfit any drum major for your next marching show, parade, or competition, from shoes, gloves, and the Amazing Mace to whistles, spats, mace cords, and more.
ADD A CORD (OR TWO) TO YOUR AMAZING MACE
The Amazing Mace comes unwrapped. Band Shoppe has made it easy to match your organization or swap out an old cord for a new, vibrant color. Measures approximately 140 inches long with 4 inch tassels at both ends.
How to measure for your next performance mace.
Remember, this guide is a great starting point, but every person is different – some performers may prefer a longer mace, while others may stick to a shorter mace. Personal preference is most important when choosing a mace length.
MEASURING
Have the student stand with legs parallel, back straight, and arms relaxed to the side. Using a cloth measuring tape, measure from the ball of the shoulder to the ground – the result is your suggested mace length. If the number falls between lengths, size up.
