Djembe made of fiberglass

Djembe made of fiberglass

SAR 725.00
+ SAR 276.00 Air Shipping

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  • To be delivered in 6 - 9 * working days.
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Summary
  • Fiberglass, particularly stable and lightweight
  • strong, full sound
  • natural goatskin hide
Description
  • Rhythmic Sound in Full Resonance
  • With fiberglass djembes, even younger students can venture into percussion instruments. Weighing a mere 3 kg, the single-headed goblet drum is very easy to carry. The soundbox is in no way inferior to that of classic wooden djembes. The head is made of natural goatskin. You get powerful and full sounds. The fiberglass is extremely durable and guarantees a consistent sound even over a long period of time.
  • Approx. 30 cm diameter, approx. 60 cm height
  • The History of the Djembe
  • The goblet-shaped body of the djembe is usually covered with goatskin and was originally made from a hollowed-out tree trunk; today it usually consists of wooden frames or fiberglass. Djembes were made in West Africa by the Malinke people; they reached Europe between the 1940s and 1960s. The drum can be played while seated (on a chair or the djembe itself) as well as while standing, in which case it is suspended around the upper body and neck using a strap. Djembes are characterized by a wide range of sounds, from deep bass strokes in the center of the instrument to higher, open strokes on the rim and the so-called whip-like slap. Further variations can be produced by lightly tapping the drum with the fingers or by rapidly alternating strokes with the index and middle fingers. Rhythmic sound in full resonance. Fiberglass djembes allow even younger students to try their hand at percussion instruments. Weighing only 3 kg, the single-headed goblet drum is very easy to carry. The soundbox is in no way inferior to that of classic wooden djembes. The head is made of natural goatskin. You get powerful and full sounds. The fiberglass is extremely durable and guarantees a consistent sound even over a long period.
  • Approx. 30 cm diameter, approx. 60 cm height
  • The History of the Djembe
  • The goblet-shaped body of the djembe is usually covered with goatskin and was originally made from a hollowed-out tree trunk; today it usually consists of wooden frames or fiberglass. Djembes were made in West Africa by the Malinke people; they reached Europe between the 1940s and 1960s. The drum can be played while seated (on a chair or the djembe itself) as well as while standing, in which case it is suspended around the upper body and neck using a strap. Djembes are characterized by a wide range of sounds, from deep bass strokes in the center of the instrument to higher, open strokes on the rim and the so-called whip-like slap. Further variations can be produced by lightly tapping with the fingers or by quickly alternating between index and middle finger strokes.
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  • Does not include VAT and customs duty.
  • Air shipping cost to be recalculated with delivery address at checkout.
  • To be delivered in 6 - 9 * working days.
  • 100% genuine and new product.
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