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Gembe: ... have just started to play the djembe, and its not as easy as it looks. Being a beginner I chose a synthetic head, since the cold wet British weather tends to play havoc with natural skin heads. The two djembe I own I purchased from ebay. They were bargains, however it is worth remembering that these drums are heavy so the postage costs can be very high. Drums are often available second-hand, and I do recommend you ...
Read the full review: Djembe style by mrsbbq
 

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Drum / Percussion - Meinl PM-1 Meinl PM-1
Brand: Meinl / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Percussion - Pedal Mount
 
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Meinl Nino900 Meinl Nino900
Brand: Meinl / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Percussion - Gong
 
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Drum / Percussion - Meinl Nino574 Meinl Nino574
Brand: Meinl / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Percussion - Claves
 
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Meinl Nino566 Meinl Nino566
Brand: Meinl / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Shaker / Scratcher
 
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Drum / Percussion - Meinl Nino564 Meinl Nino564
Brand: Meinl / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Shaker / Scratcher
 
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Meinl Nino563 Meinl Nino563
Brand: Meinl / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Shaker / Scratcher
 
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Drum / Percussion - Meinl Nino562 Meinl Nino562
Brand: Meinl / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Shaker / Scratcher
 
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Meinl Nino561 Meinl Nino561
Brand: Meinl / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Bell - Agogo Bell
 
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Drum / Percussion - Meinl Nino557 Meinl Nino557
Brand: Meinl / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Drum
 
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Meinl Nino554 Meinl Nino554
Brand: Meinl / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Drum
 
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mo79 Yamaha DD-55
... been a while since I've written a review, and the DD55 is one such surprising product worthy of a praising one as it's one that I would like to discuss with many people, without boring the uninterested. Thus I'm sparked to write. Digital percussion (or electronic drum kits, to be less snobby) has existed in many forms in the last few decades, most notably in late disco and early eighties pop which didn't do much for the longevity of it. The sounds were often rather laughably camp and unresponsive compared to their age-old acoustic counterparts. They were fancy executive toys (which many still are) relegated to attics. Nothing has changed muc...
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polarbearonholid Drum Kits in general
... Let's get one thing straight here, I am by no means an experienced or good drummer (in the grand scheme of things) having played for only one month (todays date 23/03/03). This review is about the drum kit I am using, a Stagg/Pulse (same brand, sometimes different labelling on drums, mine are Stagg) PAO-L 20. This kit is excellent value for money. It comes, like most beginners kits, with a snare (wooden), 20" bass, and 3 toms. The drums seem to have a good finish and worksmanship looks good, especially when you consider the price. They give a nice sound (to my inexperienced ears) and look nice as well, featuring as they do chromed lugs and hoops etc. ...
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Bongos
... got a gorgeous set of bongos. They are round and creamy coloured with nice tight natural skins. If you’re serious, never settle for plastic bongos. If you look very closely you can see that one is slightly larger than the other, giving them different tones. When you are seated, your bongos tend to be slung low between your knees, but when standing they are hoisted up higher using a special contraption. They can also be worn in a sling when you need support while walking, in a parade for example. My love affair with my bongos began when I got my first set at age 13. I was a championship-class competitive Latin American dancer back then and as ...
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