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Knob Tipper with Double Ridge
Knob Tipper with Double Ridge
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Introducing the exquisite Rosewood Tipper, a finely crafted instrument accessory designed for the discerning musician. This tipper features a unique double knob at each end, reminiscent of a Belaying Pin, offering both aesthetic appeal and functional design. Perfectly suited for playing the bodhran, this tipper ensures a balanced and comfortable grip, enhancing your musical performance.
Measuring between 9 to 9.5 inches in length, with a mid-shaft diameter of 3/8 inches and knobs measuring 3/4 inches, the Rosewood Tipper is crafted to meet the needs of both amateur and professional musicians alike. Elevate your musical experience with this essential accessory. Don't miss the opportunity to add this exceptional piece to your collection today.
Features:
- Crafted from high-quality rosewood for durability and elegance.
- Double knob design for enhanced grip and control.
- Ideal dimensions for optimal performance with the bodhran.
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