Lark in the Morning
Mr Bones Musical Bones, Ebony, Pair
Mr Bones Musical Bones, Ebony, Pair
SKU:BON023
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These are the finest wooden bones we have ever seen. Patterned after a pair of bones given to me by Percy Danforth. Very nicely finished.
Approximate dimensions:
Length: 7 9/16 inches
Width: 1 1/16 inches
Thickness: 5/16 inch
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Beautiful to look at, balanced, comfortable, and great sound...well worth the money!
Nicely Finished and sound good
Mr Bones has delivered an excellent set of bones! I ordered ebony and tigerwood; both are very consistently sized and have a beautiful polish. The sound is on the higher side, almost like glass. Using them with a slightly flat, thinner mahogany gives a slightly muted, lower tone that's great for playing in the car or with a mic.
They have a nice sound.
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