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Drumbourine
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Item # 872

Drumbourine

$159.95

Rock out with this adapted tambourine featuring eight pairs of jingles on a durable shell and a fixed head with radiant light graphics.

Size: 10"L x 7½"W x 12"H

Weight: 1 lb.

Battery: 4 AA

Requires switch

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Rock out with this adapted tambourine featuring eight pairs of jingles on a durable shell and a fixed head with radiant light graphics. Just activate your switch and the striker will hit the tambourine playing a strong, steady beat. Encourages music participation and appreciation.

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Questions and answers of the customers

    The drumstick keeps flying off. Can anything be done?
  1. Q The drumstick keeps flying off. Can anything be done?
    Asked by Toni on November 12, 2020 10:48 am
    A So for the issue, please contact our repairs dept. at 1-800-832-8697 Ext. 5
    2. When the switch is pressed, does the drum stick strike the face once or multiple times? Can a switch be used to sound the drum in a steady beat?
  2. Q When the switch is pressed, does the drum stick strike the face once or multiple times? Can a swi...... Read more
    Asked by Anonymous user on January 9, 2019 1:36 pm
    A The stick will keep hitting the drum for as long as the switch is activated.
    3. I am an elementary music teacher, and not familiar with your products. Am I understanding correctly that an instrument which is "switch activated" would not be played by the student directly. For example, a student in a wheelchair would be able to touch a switch (I haven't yet stumbled upon the switch so I don't yet visualize how the student would activate it). Then the switch sends a signal to the mallet, which then strikes the drumbourine? I assume this set up is for students with limited coordination?
  3. Q I am an elementary music teacher, and not familiar with your products. Am I understanding correct...... Read more
    Asked by Anonymous user on August 12, 2018 5:14 am
    A Yes you are correct. This video shows a drum with the same type setup with a drum stick, same as the Drumbourine to show how it works with a switch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HTkcGIXXPQ
    4. How loud is the drumbourine? Does it have a volume control option?
  4. Q How loud is the drumbourine? Does it have a volume control option?
    Asked by Anonymous user on February 28, 2018 2:32 pm
    A There is no volume adjustment, this is a tambourine that we added a switch activated drum stick to strike the drum face. So it will be as loud as a normal tambourine.