Also spelled dunun or doundoun- Traditional West African instrument- These dunduns consist of coconut hardwood in barrel-type construction- Stringed on both sides with cow skin- Produces an excellent bassy sound- Sets the rhythm in every original African djembe- Forms the basis for African dance- 3 Players for each or one plays all 3- Incl. stands- Dundunba drum: 34 x 40 cm- Sangban drum: 38 x 50 cm- Kenkeni drum: 43 x 60 cm

Model -593- The talking drum, also tama, is a speaking drum from Africa- It has an hourglass shaped body (shaped like an egg timer) and is covered with two heads connected with leather strings- The drum is clamped under the arm and played with a special curling stick- By tensing and releasing the upper arm the pitch can be changed- Through the different pitches, all the tonal languages â â of Ghana can be played on the drum (Twi, Hausa, Dagomba, etc.)- Shell made of one piece of mahogany wood- Professional sound- Height: 40 cm- Diameter: Ø 22 cm

AFRICAN WOOD TALKING DRUMS 7 X 12 The Talking Drum has its origin in West Africa. The traditional technique involves squeezing the tuning ropes while striking the head with a thin bent wooden mallet. FEATURES Carved from one solid piece of plantation grown Mahogany Wood Nylon tuning strap Ornamental carving MATERIAL Mahogany Wood Hand selected goat heads INCLUDES Curved wooden beater HEIGHT 12 ROPES PP nylon Ropes 3mm thickness 23 Runners