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Classroom Percussion - Remo
1 Ocean Drums
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Unique two-headed drum, with steel shot inside,
produces varied ocean surf sounds. With a relaxing fish
graphic design, the Ocean Drum features a pretuned
clear head on one side of the drum. Mallet included.
Available in 3 different sizes 6 x 30 cm, 6 x 40 cm,
6 x 55 cm.
070-ET-0216 16in Ocean Drum (Graphic) £39.95
070-ET-0212/P 12in Ocean Drum (Plain) £29.95
070-ET0222 22in Ocean Drum (Graphic) £59.95
070-ET-0216/P 16in Ocean Drum (Plain) £37.75
070-ET0212 12in Ocean Drum (Graphic) £35.95
070-ET-0222/P 22in Ocean Drum (Plain) £52.75
2 Remo Lollipop Drum
Popular Remo drum with beater. Available in 3 sizes.
070-ET7106 15 cm complete with beater £11.20
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070-ET7108 20 cm complete with beater £12.20
070-ET7110 25 cm complete with beater £13.65
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3 Sound Shapes Shape Pack
Sound Shapes™ are high-quality, easy to store,
affordable percussion instruments that are perfect for
the classroom or nursery. Sound Shapes are suitable
for anyone from ages 3.
Five shapes of different sizes; 23 cm triangle, 16.5 x 23
cm rectangle, 23 cm square, 23 cm round and a 23 cm
half-round.
070-SS-3000-05 £49.95
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4 Sound Shapes Family Pack
Six circular sound shapes; 15 cm , 20 cm, 25 cm, 35 cm
and 40 cm. 5
070-SS-1000-06 £69.95
5 Sound Shape Pack
6 colourful drums shaped as Flowers, Stars and Hearts.
070-SS-9000-03 £53.50
6 Sound Shape Drum Set
Use the brilliant sounding Sound Shapes as your drum
kit. A great space saving solution to drumming.
070-MES0593 £179.00
7 FX Shaker
With the FX Shaker you can create various sounds that can 8
conjure -up natural creature sounds and much more.
070-MES0596 £7.99
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8 Didgeharp
Just shake the Didgeharp and it blends the sounds of
a Jaw Harp and an Australian Didgeridoo. Featuring
a Remo original Aboriginal type finish.
070-MES0599 £14.75
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