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& African Drum / Bata Drum / Tambour Africain & Afuche / Cabasa & African drum / Bata drum / Tambour africain & Afuche / Cabasa & Anklung, 2 octaves (Bambou) & Arbre à clochette LP sur pied / Bell-Tree Standard LP w.stand & Arbre à clochettes long / Bell-Tree large & Archet de contre-basse / Arco / Bow & Arco / Archet de contre-basse / Bow & Bac pour de l'eau, (water gong) & Badines (paire) & Bamboo chimes w.stand / Carillon de bambou moyen sur pied & Banc pour batterie & Bata drum , tambour africain large, "Lya", ( avec courroie) & Bata drum, tambour africain moyen, "Itole", (avec courroie) & Bata drum, tambour africain petit, "Oconcolo", (avec courroie) & Bâton de pluie / Rain stick & Batterie, 5 morceaux, cymbales, pieds / Drum-set w.cymbals & stands & Becken / Cymbales Frappées / pair of Hand Cymbals ( sizes 16,17,18, 19, 20, 21") & Bells w. Table / Glockenspiel sur table / Jeu de timbres & Bell-Tree large size / Arbre à clochettes long suspendu & Bell-Tree Standard LP w. Stand / Arbre à clochette LP sur pied & Bloc chinois sur pied / Temple block w. Stand & Blocs Chinois LP Granit-block, jeu de 5, sur pied / Temple Blocks LP w.stand & Blocs Chinois sur pied, jeu de 5, Vangraft / Temple Blocks Vangraft w.stand & Blocs chinois sur pied, jeu de 6, BlackSwamp / Temple blocks w. stand & Bodhráns 22", tambour irlandais & Bodhráns, support pour bodhrán & Bols Japonais 3" à 7" / Dobaci / Temple bols & Bols Japonais 8" à 12" / Dobaci / Temple bols & Bongos aigüe sur pied & Bongos, jeu de 2 sur pied & Boobam / Octoban / Tube drum & Bow / Archet de contre-basse / Arco & Brosse à frotter sur la grosse caisse & Cabasa / Afuche & Caisse claire en bois 14" x 3½" sur pied / Wood snare drum w. stand & Caisse claire en bois 14" x 5¼" sur pied / Wood snare drum standard size w. stand & Caisse claire en cuivre 14" x 5¼" Yamaha sur pied / Copper snare drum w. stand & Caisse claire en métal 14" x 5¼" sur pied / Metal snare drum w. stand & Caisse claire piccolo en cuivre martelée de 13" x 3" sur pied / Ludwig piccolo snare drum & Caisse claire piccolo en métal de 13" x 2" sur pied / Piccolo snare drum & Caisse claire symphonique en bois 14" x 5¼" sur pied / Symphonic snare drum w. stand & Caisse claire, pied pour caisse claire / Snare drum stand c Carillon de bambou de taille moyenne ou large sur pied / Bamboo chimes w. stand c Castagnettes de bois sur manches, paire de c Castagnettes de bois sur pied, paire de c Castagnettes de bois sur table, paire de c Castagnettes de métales sur manche, paire de 1 c Castagnettes de métales sur table, paire de c CAXIXI, shaker de bois, paire de c Célesta, Piano, orgue, positif, #57 c Célesta, positif, orgue, piano #56 c Cenceros note(s) individuel(s), + pied c Cenceros, Grave (F3 @ B3), + pied c Cenceros, octave (C4 @ C5), + pied c Cenceros, octave (C5 @ B6), + pied c Cenceros, octave (C6 @ C7), + pied c CHIMES, Glass-chimes, vitre, + pied c CHIMES, Shell-chimes, vitre, + pied c CHIMES, WooD Chimes, bois dur rond, + pied c CHIMES, Bamboo chimes (large, moyen), + pied c CHIMES, Key Chimes, + 1 pied c CHIMES, Mark-tree ( métal), 2 rangées , + pied c CHIMES, Métal-chimes, c CHIMES, Tubular-bells, Deagan Chrome, C1@F2 c CHIMES, WIND Chimes, tube métal, + pied c Clamp(s) 90angle Gibraltar, (portique) c Clamp(s) Gibraltar, (attache pour gong) c Clamp(s) holder Gibraltar, (attache pour acc.) c Claves LP plastique, paire de c Claves rosewood, paire de c Clay drums, = Derabucca en argile, + pied c Cloche Agogo LP, Agogo bell cl Cloche Agogo LP, Agogo bell, 6 pack cl Cloche Birmane, 20 disponible 2" @ 12" cl Cloche de bicyclette, + pied cl Cloche de contoire cl Cloche de combat, + support cl Cloches à vaches, ARDENGLOCKEN, (alpine symph.) cl Cloches à vaches, avec pédale cl Cloches à vaches, Grec 16 disponibles & Cloches à vaches, standard, 1 pied & Cloches tubulaires en chrome 1½", notes individuelles de C4@F5 & Cloches tubulaires graves Adams en chrome 1½", jeu F#3 @ B3 & Cloches tubulaires graves Adams en chrome 1½", notes individuelles F#3 @ B3 & Cloches tubulaires, 2 marteaux / Tubular bells mallets & Cloches tubulaires, Deagan en chrome 1½", jeu C4@F5 & Cloches tubulaires, Jeu C4@F5 / Chimes / Tubular Bell set & Cloches tubulaires, support pour 4, 7 ou 8 tubes (portique) / Tubular Bell stand & Coil Spring, 6 disonibles & Comet bells c Conga, LP, FiberGlass, support c Conga, LP, WOOD, support c Conga, MOPERC, WOOD, support c Conga, pied double LP, #290B, sur roues 2 c Congitas, WOOD, mini-conga 08" , + pied c Congitas, WOOD, mini-conga 10" , + pied c Couroie, pour bandouillère c Couvercle de poubelle c Cracher c Crécelle, ratchet STANDARD c Crécelle, ratchet, BOIS (très sonore) c Crotale(s) unitaire (s) (C# aigue), 1 pied c Crotales octave grave , ZIDJAN, + pied c Crotales, octave aigue , ZIDJAN, + pied c CUICA c Cuillères de bois (manche) , large c Cuillères de bois (manche) , petite c Cuillères de métales (manche) c Cymbale ICE-BELL avec pied c Cymbale pour POMPE sur grosse caisse / Concert Bass Drum cymbale & Cymbale "........... & Cymbale Ride avec pied / Ride Cymbale w. stand cy Cymbale Sizzle avec pied & Cymbale SPIRAL TRACH 18" avec pied & Cymbale Splash avec pied / Splash cymbale w. stand (size 6", 8", 10") & Cymbale Suspendue avec pied / Suspended Cymbale w. stand (size 12 to 24") & Cymbale suspendue extra large de 24" avec pied & Cymbale Turque avec pied / Cymbale Suspendue / Suspended Cymbale w. 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