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Bodhran, Knob Tipper with Groove
Bodhran, Knob Tipper with Groove
SKU:BOD120
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9 to 9.25 Inch Tipper is expertly crafted with a double-ridge in the center and two wide knob-ends, designed to enhance your Bodhran playing experience. This tipper is swung back and forth against the head of a Bodhran to create lively rhythmic patterns, offering a unique comfort and grip for each user. The diverse styles of tippers provide a variety of sounds, encouraging musicians to explore and find their perfect match. Don't miss the opportunity to elevate your musical performance with this essential tool.
Each 9 to 9.25 Inch Tipper is meticulously made from solid wood and hand-turned on a lathe, ensuring a high-quality finish. Due to the handcrafted nature, the profiles of the ends may vary slightly from the photograph, and the color of the wood may differ, adding a unique touch to each piece. Measuring 9-9.25 inches long with knobs approximately 3/4 inch in diameter, this tipper is a must-have for any serious Bodhran player. Enhance your collection today and experience the difference.
Features:
- Handcrafted from solid wood for durability and quality.
- Unique double-ridge design for enhanced grip and comfort.
- Variety of sounds to suit different playing styles.
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