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Band Bass Drums
A band bass drum is a percussion instrument used in bands or fanfarers and consists of a cylindrical drum of great dimensions that produces a dry and bass sound, when percuted by one or two drumsticks. The instrument is hung on the shoulders with the use of straps and stays at the height of the chest.
Sometimes the player in the parades performs ...
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DB Band Bass Drum DB0048 18x10 inches
DB
$177.55 In StockEstimated availability 2-3 weeks.The bass drum DB DB0048 has a poplar hull, metal hoops and white skin with the DB logo. Includes striker and strap. -
DB Band Bass Drum DB0047 20x10 Inches
DB
$186.45 In StockAvailable NowThe bass drum DB DB0047 has poplar shell, metal hoops and white head with the DB logo. Includes striker and strap. -
Honsuy Pitched Bass Drum 20300 60 x 18cm
Honsuy
$334.91 In StockEstimated availability 4-5 weeks.The Honsuy 20300 60 x 18 cm bass drum is a band drum made of wood and lined with celluloid. This instrument is highly recommended for musical training and parades. It has independent tensions in tuning of each patch. -
Honsuy Bass Drum March 20250 66 x 18cm
Honsuy
$351.53 In StockEstimated availability 4-5 weeks.The Honsuy 20250 marching drum has 66x18cm, celluloid coated wood hull, solid wood hoops and independent tension in both skins. -
Pitched Bass Drum Honsuy 20200 66x25cm
Honsuy
$370.53 In StockEstimated availability 4-5 weeks.The Honsuy 20200 gait drum is 66x25cm, celluloid coated wood hull, solid wood hoops, plastic heads and 10 tensors per head. -
Gonalca Band Bass Drum 04024 66 x 34 cm 10 Tension Rods
Gonalca
$552.24 In StockEstimated availability 3-4 weeks.The bass drum is a cylindrical drum of great size, which produces a dry and low sound. The Gonalca 04024 has bollard structure and Gonalca heads.
