Meinl African Talking Drum with Mahogany Wood Shell and Wooden Beater-NOT Made in China-Large Size Goat Skin Heads, 2-Year Warranty, (ATD-L)
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The wood used for this item is certified and comes from Indonesia. As far as I can tell, the tags are still
It did in mine
There must be a way to do this. I guess you can think of it as
An African print bag in a medium size
Selected User Reviews For Meinl African Talking Drum with Mahogany Wood Shell and Wooden Beater-NOT Made in China-Large Size Goat Skin Heads, 2-Year Warranty, (ATD-L)
I am impressed with its quality. In my first home, I needed to make sure I spent the money I had wisely and with the best judgment. I was not disappointed with this decision because I relied on reviews for guidance. The first one I received had something that was loose inside, but since they are handmade, I understand that it is expected to have some defect. However, since it was new and fixable, I exchanged for a good one and am now very pleased with it. I liked it even when it was the old one. Despite its nice sound, beautiful appearance, and comforting feel, it gets everyone's attention. My favorite part of the strap is its heavy duty. I think it's a great drum for the money and it's of good quality.
It has outstanding drum heads made of synthetic material that are strong and durable. There's nothing funny about the tiny stick that came with it. I was fortunate to have my usual talking drum stick that has a rounded There is a risk that the drum heads will be damaged by the small stick that came with it. I like the key percussion. Just be aware that the drum is high. That's what I like! A real talking drumstick is worth its weight in gold.
I like the drum very much. It's very pleasant to play and sounds great. It states that the product comes with a beater, but it did not come with one. It is impossible to get in touch with Over the weekend I couldn't wait for a return since I needed it at the end of the week. Playing it with a stick was what I used.
The talking drum which I recently purchased is defective. The seam on the skin has come apart. Poor craftsmanship and quality of the skin have resulted in dry rot on the drum's skin, which is supposed to have held together for a long time. It has lasted and plays well. I have a talking drum of a smaller size that was purchased from this company.
It keeps you busy for quite some time and has quite a few tones to offer you. I like to make the drum talk and make it talk to me.
I am extremely disappointed because the striker, which they claim comes with the drum, did not arrive and I could not play the drum properly without it.
The best is yet to come! Salutations, and peace! The Blessings of Michael Kimboy leisure, Michael Kimboy.
As soon as it arrived and even more so after playing it, I was immensely impressed.
