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Cane reed for Highland Bagpipes - Medium/easy
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Cane reed for Highland Bagpipes - Medium/easy

Price €15.50
The Easy reeds are the perfect reed for the beginner, child or ageing piper. They have a good tone and will give results equal to many much stronger reeds. The Medium/Easy are the best selling of the Soutar reeds. They have a good volume and will last much longer than the easy reed. Quite often people will assume you are blowing a much harder reed. The Medium reeds have good volume and tone and are best suited to the more experienced player. Extra strength will ensure more durability and stability.
Tres cubano
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Tres cubano

Price €215.00
Cuban three made in Portugal. Solid spruce top. Sapelly back and sides. Cedar neck. Ebony fingerboard Nickel plated headstock. Shot: 54.4 cm. Strings: steel and nickel, tuning - (1st) eE, bb, Gg
Galician tambourine - traditional - 9 pairs of jingles 25cms. diameter x 6.8 cm. frame Weight: 300gr.
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Galician tambourine - traditional - 9 pairs of jingles 25cms. diameter x 6.8 cm. frame Weight: 300gr.

Price €70.00
Tambourine handcrafted by Victor Barral. Wood and goatskin. Patch sewn and fixed to the frame with a wooden ring, in the traditional style Measurements: 25 cm diameter x 6 cm frame Weight 330g. When buying a bag, due to the protrusion of the jigles, you have to choose one of at least 4cms. more. VERY IMPORTANT! Please note that the skins are very sensitive to changes in humidity, and when the weather is very dry, they can become so taut that they can deform the frame of the tambourine and even unhinge it. TUNUNTUNUMBA cannot be held responsible for this occurrence, so a repair or replacement of the instrument CANNOT BE GUARANTEED. It is the customer's responsibility to be aware of this, assume the risk in the event of purchase, and try to keep the tambourine in a suitable environment to prevent this from happening.