Pearl's professional Quickmount Tambourine features an inverted comfort grip handle that shifts the balance point of the tambourine for improved control.
The body of this Primero cajon is constructed using Shorea plywood and has a crate design that features a meranti faceplate. Meranti is a wood known for its relative hardness and straight grain making it ideal for cajons.
Traditional djembes are tuned by using the excess rope on the drum .The head is tightened by weaving triangles through the vertical ropes with the extra rope. The more triangles you weave, the tighter the head becomes.
The body of this Primero cajon is constructed using Shorea plywood and has a crate design that features a meranti faceplate. Meranti is a wood known for its relative hardness and straight grain making it ideal for cajons.
The body of this Primero cajon is constructed with medium density fiberboard in a crate design and features a meranti faceplate. Meranti is a wood known for its relative hardness and straight grain making it ideal for cajons.
Traditional djembes are tuned by using the excess rope on the drum .The head is tightened by weaving triangles through the vertical ropes with the extra rope. The more triangles you weave, the tighter the head becomes.
Traditional djembes are roped tuned and that tuning method requires considerable experience. Pearl's Top Tuned djembes makes tuning your drum easy with a hoop and lug system that works like other acoustic drums.
Traditional djembes are tuned by using the excess rope on the drum .The head is tightened by weaving triangles through the vertical ropes with the extra rope. The more triangles you weave, the tighter the head becomes.
Traditional djembes are roped tuned and that tuning method requires considerable experience. Pearl's Top Tuned djembes makes tuning your drum easy with a hoop and lug system that works like other acoustic drums.
Traditional djembes are tuned by using the excess rope on the drum .The head is tightened by weaving triangles through the vertical ropes with the extra rope. The more triangles you weave, the tighter the head becomes.
