Meinl HE-114 Aluminium Hand-Hammered Darbuka 8'' x 14,5''

Descrizione

The Meinl Headliner HE-114 Darbuka features a hand-hammered, aluminium frame that's 14.5 inches deep and has been fitted with an 8-inch synthetic drumhead for fat, fierce sound and maximum resistance to the elements. In line with Turkish traditions, the tension rods have been thoughtfully mounted close the edge.

Darbuka

The darbuka is one of the most commonly used instruments in Arabic percussion. It's part of the goblet drum family and sounds similar to a doumbek. Originally from the north of Africa, darbukas are popular in the Middle East, Eastern Europe and the Balkan region. Called drabki, the darbuka players are often responsible for laying down the beat for belly dancers. While also a goblet drum, the West African djembé is completely different in terms of sound, playing technique and materials.