Roosebeck
Roosebeck Knob Tipper - Sloped Ridge - Mulberry
Roosebeck Knob Tipper - Sloped Ridge - Mulberry
SKU:BSMDF
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Introducing the 9" Tipper with Teardrop Shaped Knob-Ends, a perfect blend of simplicity and elegance. This finely crafted tipper features a unique sloped ridge mid-shaft, designed to enhance your musical experience. Whether you're a seasoned musician or a beginner, this tipper is an essential addition to your collection.
Expertly swung back and forth against the head of a Bodhran, the tipper creates lively rhythmic patterns that bring your music to life. Known by various names such as bone, beater, or cipin, each tipper offers a distinct comfort and grip, providing a unique sound. Explore different styles to find the perfect match for your musical needs. Crafted from solid wood and hand-turned on a lathe, each tipper may have slight variations in the profile of the ends, adding to its unique charm.
Don't miss the opportunity to elevate your musical performance. Order now and experience the difference!
Features:
- 9" long with a 1/4" mid-shaft and 3/4" knobs
- Handcrafted from solid wood for a unique touch
- Designed for comfort and varied sound production
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