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Classroom Percussion - Remo
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1 Remo Classroom Set
Bringing together some of your favourite Remo
products, this sets gives you a great selection of robust
drums for the classroom. Contains:
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6 x Soundshapes
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Ocean Drum
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Bongo
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Djembe
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Gathering Drum
070-MES0115 £225.00
2 Kid’s Bongos
Sized especially for young folk, Kid’s Bongos come
with pretuned heads optional stand for upright
performances. 16.5 x 13 and 16.5 x 15 cm.
070-KD-5400 £33.95
3 Kid’s Gathering Drum
Great for kid’s ensembles and sturdy enough to be
used as children’s furniture too.
070-KD-5822 20 x 55 cm £89.00
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070-KD-5818 46 x 20 cm £69.00
070-KD-5222 50 x 55 cm £159.00
4 Kid’s Konga
From cuban traditions comes the Kid’s Konga complete
with removable strap & pretuned head. 16.5 cm x 38 cm.
070-KD-1506 £39.00
5 Kid’s Djembe
Inspired by the “magical drum” of West Africa, this
kid-sized version includes a pretuned drumhead and
removable strap. 35 x 20 cm.
070-KD-0608 £59.00
6 Kid’s Tubano
Invented by REMO, Kid’s Tubano includes removable
strap, pretuned head and free-standing built in legs
for upright playing. 55 x 25 cm.
070-KD-0010 £89.00
7 Kid’s Floor Tom-Tom
Durable enough to be used as a kids stool! Comes with
two mallets made on non-breakable plastic handles
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and rubberized heads. 20 x 25 cm.
070-KD-5080 £36.95
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8 Remo Doumbek
The combination of deep bass tones & crisp, high notes
make the Doumbek a great addition to your drum
range. Pretuned 38 x 20 cm.
070-KD-0306 £49.50
9 Doumbek
Pretuned. 38 x 20 cm.
070-DK-0408 £65.00
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