Drums, Percussion & Ethnic

This 8 inch drum head is clear 1-ply 10 mil drum head and works as both batter or reso head.

This 6 inch drum head is clear 1-ply 10 mil drum head and works as both batter or reso head.

This 16 inch drum head is clear 1-ply 10 mil drum head and works as both batter or reso head.

Light to medium use 10mils single ply coated drum heads - Tom heads  12", 13", 16"+ 14" Coated Snare Head.

All purpose medium use snare batter head with single ply and centered reverse black dot 10 mils gives you bright and open sound, with a perfect balance of attack and sustain.

This Heavy duty snare batter head with three plies in the main playing area gives you bright attack with great projection to cut through any live or studio.

This 10 inch drum head is clear 1-ply 10 mil drum head and works as both batter or reso head.

This 8 inch drum head is clear 2-ply 7.5 mil drum head and works as both batter or reso head.

This 12 inch drum head is clear 1-ply 10 mil drum head and works as both batter or reso head.

With a 7" PVC Djembe from Tanga, you will get an instrument which is easy to maintain and keep in good condition at a low price. This ultra portable drum is a great way to get started with percussion and an excellent gift for any music lover. 

This 12" black hand carved mahogany slammer djembe from Tanga, is perfect for the more serious percussionist who wants to make a big sound. The DA60-7G is a finely crafted instrument offering high build quality and an outstanding tone thanks to the high quality mahogany its built from.

The metronome serves to denote the tempo at which a musical composition is to be performed.

The tempo of a mechanical metronome is controlled by an adjustable weight at the end of an inverted pendulum rod. To change the tempo, the weight can be moved up or down the pendulum rod. Because there is a second, fixed weight on the opposite side of the pendulum pivot, within the metronome box, this mechanism is also known as a double-weighted pendulum. The metronome's pendulum oscillates back and forth in time, and with each oscillation, a mechanism inside the device emits a clicking sound. Battery-free mechanical metronomes are powered by a spring-wound clockwork escapement.