Doumbeks
Category: High drums
The doumbek originates from the Persian tombak and is closely related to the Arabic/North African darbuka. The latter, however, are usually made of metal. This very elegant, small drum is traditionally played lying on the thigh with the fingers, which requires a lot of practice and a high degree of virtuosity. However, it develops its sharp, very defined sound almost as well when played in the djembe style (held between the legs), so don't be afraid of this wonderful instrument.
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Remo Festival
Handy, versatile and offering unbeatable value for money.
With the Festival series, Remo has placed particular emphasis on affordability without compromising on its usual high quality. The five different drum types offer a wide range of coordinated sounds, from the deep bass drum to the high-pitched doumbek.
The pre-tuned, maintenance-free FlipTop drumheads are easy to remove and replace. They also ensure space-saving storage and transport.
The new Festival Series is THE new tool for drum circles and education.