Roosebeck
Roosebeck Dulcimer Hammers Plain Walnut - Pair
Roosebeck Dulcimer Hammers Plain Walnut - Pair
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Discover the elegance and craftsmanship of the American Dulcimer Hammers, Plain, Pair. These wooden hammers are meticulously designed for the American Hammered Dulcimer, offering a pure and authentic sound experience. Crafted from high-quality wood, these hammers provide a natural feel and a traditional touch to your musical performances.
With their plain wood finish, these hammers ensure a direct connection to the strings, free from any leather pads, allowing for a clear and resonant tone. Elevate your dulcimer playing with these expertly crafted tools. Don't miss the opportunity to enhance your musical journey—order your pair today!
Features:
- High-quality wooden construction for durability and sound clarity
- Plain wood finish for an authentic playing experience
- Designed specifically for the American Hammered Dulcimer
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I bought these hammers to use on my santoor and they are much heavier then the traditional mezrab hammers. They are well made and have a lot of bounce.
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Nice sound
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