Product Description

These Djembe's made by Remo are tunable and are offered in a selection of finishes and sizes. Made with Remo's patented Acousticon R shell, you have no worries about the instrument ever cracking from climate changes. ... Read more

Product Description

Modeled after the much-imitated LP Generation II? Bongos, the LP Music Collection Mini Tunable Bongos are constructed from kiln dried, environmentally friendly Siam Oak. LP's mini percussion products are replicas of their full size counterparts. Each instrument provides quality sound in a small size. These make great gift items, desk accessories or perfect "tote-able" instruments for playing on the go. They feature 3-1/2" and 4-1/8" calf skin heads, chrome plated hardware, miniature Comfort Curve? II Rims, and rubber bottoms to prevent them from marring any surface. The 4" tall bongos are fully tunable and produce quality tones. ... Read more

Features

• Modeled after the much-imitated LP Generation II® Bongos, the LP Music Collection Mini Tunable Bongos are constructed from kiln dried, environmentally friendly Siam Oak
• They feature 3 1/2
• The 4

Product Description

The new XB-40 Harmonica was designed by Hohner USA's own Rick Epping and offers the player complete bending freedom with 10 holes and 40 reeds. Precision engineered and manufactured under the highest quality standards, the Hohner XB-40's revolutionary design permits a level of expression and note bending capability never before possible on any harmonica. On a regular 10-hole diatonic, or Marine Band type harmonica, the standard blues note bending technique involves an interaction between 2 reeds, one blow and one draw. On this style harmonica, only the higher pitched of the 2 notes from any given reed cell can be bent and then only to a point somewhat above that of the lower-pitched reed. The XB-40 overcomes this limitation by incorporating an additional set of reeds, tuned so that all twenty of the harmonica's notes can be bent using the standard blues harp bending technique. Using a system of patented valve chambers, the auxiliary reeds come into play only during note bending. The XB-40 is tuned so that every note can be bent a whole tone, with an additional semitone bend on the 3-draw to complete the chromatic scale in the first octave. ... Read more

Reviews (1)

Interesting Prototype But Not Ready For the Showroom
If you like collecting novelties or interesting historical artifacts, this may prove to be one. There are at least new ideas coming forth in the area of harmonica physics and one might become an amazing product. I waited a month before I wrote this because I wanted to be fair to the incredible effort that went into designing this and making it affordable. Sorry, but it is hard to NOT bend notes and thus the sound "pallete" becomes very un-chromatic. It's good for honking but too much honking without contrast is dull. Contrary to what you might believe, Little Walter did more than just honk. He contrasted dirty and pretty sounds with his "Mississippi Saxophone" like a jazz master. My advice: use the money to buy a chromatic harmonica, or, buy Howard Levy's video "New Directions for Harmonica" and get some basics on playing a ten-hole diatonic chromatically by using that "simple" instrument expressively and imaginatively. ... Read more

Product Description

Known for a smooth, warm tone, the Pro Harp has the same sleek black non-stick covers as the Cross Harp, with a polished plastic comb and standard thickness reedplates. ... Read more

Product Description

Diatonic Harmonica ... Read more

Features

• Specifications:
• 10 single holes, 20 reeds, length: 4
• Keys:
• Regular Tuning: G, Ab, A, Bb, C,C3, D, Eb, E, F, F#

Product Description

Thumb pianos are folk instruments originating in Africa. These small, hand held instruments will amaze you with their magical sound. The keys are made of finished spring steel and are plucked with the fingers or more often the thumbs.Gourd body thumb piano with a doubled bridge. 2 octave. (synonyms: sansa, kalimba, thumb piano) ... Read more

Product Description

Carved mahogany thumb piano. Fanciful soundhole designs and a uke shaped body. Spring steel keys. Folksy! 7 inch by 5 inches. (synonyms: sansa, kalimba, thumb piano) ... Read more

Product Description

From the time of its earliest use by ancient Indian tribes to the present day, the ocarina has maintained a unique mystique all its own. Its mellow, haunting sound has found its way into folk traditions around the world. The ocarina has appeared in many forms throughout history. The earliest globular flutes were made of clay fashioned in the shape of small animals. The name ocarina was given to the instrument during the 1800Õs in Italy, where they were extremely popular. They became a craze in the U.S. around the turn of the century in their sweet potato form, and during World War ll the U.S. government even issued mass-produced plastic ocarinas. ... Read more

Features

• Key of G
• Fully chromatic
• Made in Austria

Product Description

Diatonic Harmonica ... Read more

Features

• Specifications:
• 10 single holes, 20 reeds, length: 4
• Keys:
• Regular Tuning: G, Ab, A, Bb, C,C3, D, Eb, E, F, F#

Product Description

These resonant frame drums are made with Remo's ACOUSTICON shell material and more durable pretuned FIBERSKYN 3 drumheads. They come with a rope handle suspension system, mallet and plain head in 8", 10", 12", 14", 16", and 22" sizes. ... Read more

Product Description

Egyptian reeded instrument. Made in Egypt ... Read more

Product Description

Made popular by the likes of Bob Dylan and Neil Young, this brace holds a harmonica right in front of your mouth, allowing you hands-free playing. ... Read more

Features

• Fits any neck shape
• Adjustable
• Holds harps up to 7-1/2" long
• Nickel plated finish

Product Description

Red wooden standing monk bell. ... Read more

Product Description

Handmade in England of rolled tinplate with a wooden fipple plug, Clarke's famous pennywhistles have been around since 1843. The Clarke tinwhistle of today retains all the essential features of those played by Whistling Billy 150 years ago. ... Read more

Product Description

TILT DRUM STAND PORTABLE AND FOLDS UP 20 " DRUMS AND LARGER ... Read more

Product Description

100% refund for any problems. We are not just drum dealers. We are drum players and also on our drum journey in life. Our goal is to provide the drums to the ones that are ready for them, making it a wonderful experience for the 1st time drum buyer or seasoned drummer. ... Read more

Features

• (Middle drum in the Picture) 20" Tall X 10-11" across the top with a playing surface of 9-10".
• Goatskin from the back of the goat is used (thickest and longerlasting for a drum head).
• The rope is a special braided core non stretch nylon alpine (6mm) that has been tested to be the best possible rope to use to keep the drum in tune.
• The wood is kiln dried to insure no cracking. Government inspected plantation mahogany is used. It is a very stable hardwood, excellent for producing the perfect sounds of this drum.
• 30 day guarantee on the head and 90 days on the body is included.

Product Description

The Tiger gong has a very rich, true gong sound with a slight descending pitch. Available in 15'' size and with mallet included. (Stand is not included.) ... Read more

Product Description

The Gibson practice reed, while ideally suited to Gibson practice chanters, is also an excellent reed for other brands. The blades are wide allowing for more air, thereby nearly eliminating the "shutting off" phenomenon. This design also produces a loud, f ... Read more

Product Description

This flute is easy to play and very durable. Includes a detailed instruction booklet. ... Read more

Product Description

The world's first harmonica designed especially for Blues, the Blues harp features a wood body for natural tone, powerful reeds for deep, gutsy note bending and sturdy covers that allow airtight hand control.

Specifications: 10 single holes, 20 reeds, Length: 4" ... Read more

Features

• Famous Hohner quality
• Great for 2nd position note-bending