Professional tamborim stick
Composed of 3 sticks with a thick turned head
Rubber to regulate the opening of the sticks
Made of flexible and very resistant material
Handle made of adhesive material
Total length of the stick: 35.80 cm
Handle of 13 cm
Sticks of 22.80 cm
Bag for flamenco or peruvian cajon
Made of plasticized polyester
Black polyester lining
20mm polyethylene padding
Interior measurements: 49X31X31cm
Handle and padded backpacks
Rubber reinforcements for support on the ground
side pocket
Timba bag 14"x80cm
Made of plasticized polyester
Black polyester lining
Padding 10 mm with polyethylene
20 mm polyethylene reinforcement on top and base
It incorporates a side pocket and another on the top for a spare patch
Padded shoulder straps to carry as a backpack and handle to carry by hand
Peñaparda square drum to play with a mallet.
Dimensions: 39 x 39 x 7 cm.
8 tensioners integrated into the frame.
Goat drumheads with hair, sewn together around the frame.
Two opposite cloth tapes fixed to the frame, to hold the tambourine with the thumb.
Mallet included.
Allen key, included.
Made in Spain by Victor Barral.
IMPORTANT: Being a completely handmade instrument, the craftsman can make slight modifications, which will generally involve improvements, which may make the photos slightly different from the current ones.
Traditional bass drum with rope and leather tensioners. Shell and 8mm birch wood rings (5 sheets). Goatskin drumheads with wooden ring. Gonalca, Made in Spain.
The specified measurements are patch diameter x heads spacing.
Shamanic drum made of goatskin. Deep sound. The wood is of birch. They incorporate a system of tuners very simple to use, that consists of knots that are moved simply with the hand. This is very practical, since we can compensate for variations of the tension with the humidity of the weather, and also allows to adjust the sound to taste of each one, being able to make it to sound lower or higher. Handmade in Spain.
- Recommended bag ref. 1131
The appearance is different in each model as it depends on the animal's skin.
