3-button Anglo Concertina in the key of C/G.
An enhanced, loud and crisp tone from the Italian-made steel reeds
8-fold bellows - easy to open and close
Large white buttons
The Koshi chime is a small musical instrument similar to tubular wind chimes. It is handcrafted with a bamboo tube that houses 8 metallic sheets of crystalline sound and rich in harmonics. Each model forms a different scale that is associated with an element of nature: Earth, Water, Wind and Fire. The materials are of great quality.
It can be played by holding the upper end and moving it subtly so that a small crystal ball inside it hits the rods and producing that kind of random improvisation that creates the scale to which it is tuned.
You can also hang it on a support so that the wind can shake it at any time and make it sound.
Premium Hand-Cured Goatskin Taped for an extended harmonic range Fast Response 6-point tuning system with Allen key Arm Cut Out & T-Bar for playing comfort Approx. 4.7 inch rim depth Free bulbous beater *BONUS LESSONS*
Portuguese Guitar Fado Coimbra style.
Mod,GF305 CB.
Top: Solid spruce.
Sides and Back: Mahogany
Tuning, from low to high: C-G-A-D-G-A
Made in Portugal.
-16' Tuneable Bodhran - Produces a deep, rich yet soft tone. - Has a t-bar and arm cut-out for even more playing comfort. - 6-point tuning system with Allen key (included). - Premium goat skin, sustainably sourced. - 4.5" Rim depth. - Taped around the edges for a extended harmonic range. - Comes with a free hardwood bulbous beater and lightweight gig bag.
Heavy and robust cajon.
Moderate volume.
Rich in nuances.
It stands out for the elegance of its sound, sensitivity and compression.
Spectacular sound both in the studio and live.
12mm birch shell.
Top finished in Virginia tulip tree 2.6mm thick in 5 layers.
4-string snare drum with independent tensioners with guitar peg.
Totally professional drawer.
Made in Spain.
Brazilian cavaquinho APC BRO100
Solid spruce top, rings and sapelli bottom.
Finished with open pore.
Tuning (from low to high): D-G-B-D
Made in Portugal
