Percussion Plus Djembe - Djun Djun with traditional rope tuning and colorful abstract design.

Percussion Plus Slap - djun djun

SKU: CM-PP6658

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Age 5 - 18 Instruments 1 Players 1
£167.00
£167.00 exc VAT · £200.40 inc VAT
RRP £188.71 exc VAT

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Colourful cotton cloth exterior. Synthetic drum head with screen-printed surface. Powerful, booming bass tone. 10″ head x 50cm. Also called a Dun Dun, Dundunba, Sangban or kenkeni. Beaters NOT included – see below for suggestions

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Product Details

SKU
CM-PP6658
Type
simple

Key Features

  • ✓ Colourful cotton cloth exterior
  • ✓ Synthetic drum head with screen-printed surface
  • ✓ Powerful, booming bass tone
  • ✓ 10" head x 50cm
  • ✓ Also called a Dun Dun, Dundunba, Sangban or kenkeni
  • ✓ Beaters NOT included - see below for suggestions

Product Information

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Description

This Dundun (dun-djun) style drum is 50cm high and has a 10" playing head, and can play the role  of a kenkeni bass drum in a djembe ensemble.

The drum shell and skin are synthetic and the skin is stretched using traditional stringing techniques.  The drum is light-weight, it makes a very good sound and it will last for years.

Slap Drums

Slap drums are easy to play, transport, and they make a great sound. They're attractively designed and are manufactured from modern synthetic materials, making them very reliable and great value.

Playing technique

Dundun type drums like this are traditionally played with a wooden beater. They can be played on their sides (on a chair or other support) or vertically.

Please note: this does not come with a beater. If you require beaters, consider purchasing two Dundun beaters.

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