Types
of Tambourines
Since
tambourine history has already been created on other
web sites, we decided to go over the different types
of tambourines and near the bottom you will see three
high-end custom tambourine makers. To purchase some
items from Ebay or Amazon click
here for shopping and click
here for tambourine accessories
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are four different wood tambourines |
The
CP389 which is a single row no heads, the CP390 which
is a double row no heads, the CP379 is a single row
headed tamboruine and a CP380 which is a double row
headed tambourine. |
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are two types of tunable tambourines |
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The
tunable tambourine allows you to change the pitch of
the head. Here is a wood CP391 and a metal CP392 |
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| Plastic
Tambourines in different styles and colors |
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There
are a bunch of plastic tambourines in different styles
and colors with single or double roes of jingles. The
LPA190, LPA191, LPA192 and LPA182. |
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| Hi
Hat Stand - Rod mount tambourines |
| This
style of tambourine made by many different manufacturers
is made to go on the end of a hi hat rod. Pictured is
the LP Cyclops |
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| Jingle
Sticks |
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Here
is the LP Jingle stick which can be used to hit cymbals
or other percussion instruments it can also be played
the traditional way. |
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| LP
Cyclops Tambourines |
| Here
are some special affects tambourines for hand held and
even one that mounts to a rod. These can come with special
jingles to make a different sound |
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| Grover
Tambourines |
| Percussionists
the world over consider Grover tambourines to be the
"Stradivarius" of concert tambourines. |
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| Black
Swamp Tambourines |
| Black Swamp Percussion
manufactures the most versatile series of tambourines
on the concert percussion market. |
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| Black
Swamp Bags and Tambourine Cradle |
| It's
like having the convenience of a third hand! The TCR
allows you to play the tambourine with hands or soft
mallets and still maintain a quality sound...without
having to pick up the tambourine. |
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| Vaughncraft
Tambourines |
| Vaughncraft
has a great selection of standard, custom and hybrid
tambourines in a variety of woods, finishes and jingles. |
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