20"x45cm surdo bag
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 lid for a spare patch.
Padded shoulder straps to carry as a backpack and handle to carry by hand
Junior cajon. Ideal for children between 6-12 years. Recommended for schools or other educational centers. The young find the rhythm and the different sounds and so become famliar with the basis of percussion.
Case for bodhran, shamanic drum or any other type of frame drum
Made of plasticized polyester
10mm polyethylene padding
Black polyester lining
Handles, shoulder strap and side pocket
Internal measurements: 46x9cm
Zipper with half circumference opening
When you choose a bag for your instrument, you need to choose one that is at least 1cm larger than the diameter of the instrument
Custom covers can be made. Request a quote
Case for drum 40x30cms (inner diameter x depth)
Made of plasticized polyester with black polyester lining
33mm padding
Padded handle for comfort
Top pocket for spare head or other accessories
Crossbody bag to carry on the shoulder
For 12X10" tom
Bag for gong or drum cymbal of 24" (60cms.).
Padded bag made of plasticized polyester.
10mm padding.
Black polyester lining.
Two handles and shoulder strap.
Add a unique and rhythmic touch to your music with our small Washboard.
This versatile, easy-to-play instrument is perfect for genres such as blues, jazz and folk music.
Quality Materials: Constructed from durable wood and a corrugated metal surface, designed to produce crisp, clear sound.
Easy to Use: Ideal for both beginners and experienced musicians, it is played with thimbles, drumsticks or brushes.
Portable: Lightweight and compact, easy to transport to any performance or jam session.
Dimensions: 48 cm high x 22 cm wide.
Includes 3 thimbles.
Unique Sound: Provides a distinctive percussive rhythm that complements various musical styles.
Versatility: Perfect for live performances, recordings and jam sessions.
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