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nyykiThe Drums are here.
I'm impressed. The Doumbeks sound great. There's one that is forest green, one is cobalt blue, and the third one is white. All three sound good -- in fact, the forest green one might sound better than my Pharonic Art one I got several years ago. The two talking drums both sound great. I'm also impressed with the frame drums.
And then there's the other box. The shekeres (African shakers) are all three big, with really big handles, and they're loud. You'll have no problem hearing them at revel fires. And the Gopika (African double bells) sound great as well. And then there's the Djembe. The thing feels great. It's a solid body instrument, and it's carved nicely. Probably needs a few diamonds pulled into it, but that's easy enough to do. The bag it comes in (I sell Djembes with bags) has both a handle and backpack straps on it.
Gypsy Rhythms is now in business. For all your ethnic percussion and other ethnic instruments. I'm really looking forward to Beltaine now.
I'm impressed. The Doumbeks sound great. There's one that is forest green, one is cobalt blue, and the third one is white. All three sound good -- in fact, the forest green one might sound better than my Pharonic Art one I got several years ago. The two talking drums both sound great. I'm also impressed with the frame drums.
And then there's the other box. The shekeres (African shakers) are all three big, with really big handles, and they're loud. You'll have no problem hearing them at revel fires. And the Gopika (African double bells) sound great as well. And then there's the Djembe. The thing feels great. It's a solid body instrument, and it's carved nicely. Probably needs a few diamonds pulled into it, but that's easy enough to do. The bag it comes in (I sell Djembes with bags) has both a handle and backpack straps on it.
Gypsy Rhythms is now in business. For all your ethnic percussion and other ethnic instruments. I'm really looking forward to Beltaine now.
