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Percussion Instruments +44 (0)7711 956308 : snpercussion.co.uk : [email protected] Orchestral Percussion Total Price Day Week Timpani 23”, 26”, 29”, 32” available (Strutted and balanced action pedal) £35 each £140 Majestic Symphonic Series: Copper / Renaissance head Timpani 23”, 26”, 29”, 32” available £30 each £120 Adams Universal Series: Copper / Renaissance head Timpani 20”, 23”, 26”, 29”, 32” available £30 each £120 Majestic Concert Series: Fibreglass / Renaissance head Timpani stools Adjustable height £5 £20 Crotales Zildjian low and high Octaves C6 – C8, Paiste C#8 - F8 £25 /octave £100 £10 / note £40 Glockenspiels Jam 212, 2½ Octave, Wide Steel bar & X frame stand £15 £60 Xylophones Adams Soloist, 3½ Octave, Adjustable height £30 £120 Adams Soloist, 4 Octave, Adjustable height £30 £120 Vibraphones Majestic Artist Series, 3 Octave, Graduated bar (F3-F6) £40 £160 Premier 751, 3 Octave, Graduated bar (F3-F6) £40 £160 Marimbas Marimba One 3100 Series, Rosewood bars, 5 Octave £150 £600 1 Majestic Artist Series, Wide Rosewood bars, 4 /3 Octave £60 £240 1 Adams Soloist, 4 /3 Octave (A2 – C7) £50 £200 Tubular Bells Majestic Quantum, 1½ Octave (C5 – F6) £50 £200 Majestic Prophonic, 1½ Octave (C5 – F6) £50 £200 Snare Drums Yamaha FRP Piccolo with Orchestral stand £15 £60 Premier Field Drum with Snares (14” x 13”), with stand £15 £60 Tenor Drum Stagg 14” x 10½”, with stand £15 £60 Concert Toms Pearl Concert Toms: 8”, 10”, 12”, 13”, 14”, 16” £10 each £40 with stand(s) Bass Drums Majestic Concert Series: 28”, 32”, 36” with Tilting stand £20 £80 Marching: 28” with stand £10 £40 Cymbals Dream Energy Suspended cymbal on stand, 16”, 18” £10 each £40 Dream Bliss Suspended cymbal on stand, 16”, 17”, 19” £10 each £40 Clash Cymbals Dream Energy Orchestral (pair), 16”, 18”, 20” with Cradle £15 £60 Dream Contact Orchestral (pair), 20” with Cradle £15 £60 Tam-Tam 28”, 32”, 36” Dream Chau with stand £25 £100 32” WHD Wind Gong with stand £20 £80 Congas Toca 10” & 11” Wooden Shell, with Basket stands £20 £80 Bongos LP Matador with stand £10 £40 Toca Players Series with stand £10 £40 Granite Blocks LP 5 Granite Blocks, with clamp £10 £40 Wind Chimes / LP511, 36 bars, with clamp, damper & stand £10 £40 Mark Tree Treeworks, 35 bars, with clamp, damper & stand £10 £40 Bell Tree Jam, 27 bells suspended on stand with clamp £10 £40 Prices subject to change - correct as of March 2020 SN Percussion Ltd Co. No. 395771 Registered in Scotland. Registered Office 14 Curlew Brae, Livingston, EH54 6UG Drum Kits Drum Kits Pearl Export Series 5 piece (No Cymbals) £35 £140 Stool, BD pedal, Hi Hat & Cymbal Stands Tama Rockstar Series 5 piece (No Cymbals) £35 £140 Stool, BD pedal, Hi Hat & Cymbal Stands Cymbals Sabian XS20 series Pack (14” HH, 14” & 16” Med-Thin Crash, 20” Med Ride) £15 £60 Wuhan S series Pack (14” HH, 16” Crash, 20” Med Ride + 16” Zildjian ZHT Crash) £15 £60 Zildjian ZXT Pro series Pack (14” HH, 16” & 18” Med-Thin Crash, 20” Med Ride) £15 £60 Dream Bliss series Pack (14” HH, 16” & 17” Crash, 19” Crash / Ride) £15 £60 Zildjian 6” Zil Bel (Sound Effects) £5 £20 Sabian 10” Xs20 Splash £5 £20 Sabian 16” AA Chinese Cymbal £5 £20 2-Way Clamps £5 each £20 Hand Percussion Tambourines Grover German Silver 10”, single or double row £10 £40 ½ Moon AA Meinl drummer with clamp £5 £20 World Perc. Rhythmtech Maracas (fibreglass) £5 £20 Eggs (shakers) x 3 pairs £3 £12 Cabasa (small) (2 available) £3 £12 Toca Claves (rosewood) £5 £20 Grover Woodblock 7”or 8” £5 £20 LP Jam Block (High Pitch) £5 £20 Pustjens Block (synthetic) £3 £12 Finger cymbals £3 £12 Castanets for stand use £5 £20 Whistles Police, Samba, Siren, Thunderer, Train, Swanee. £3 £12 Bird Calls Cuckoo, Duck, Nightingale, Owl £3 £12 Bells Sanctus Bells £10 £40 LP Orchestral Sleigh Bells, 4 row, large hand held £5 £20 Cowbell (medium) with clamp £5 £20 Combi-Bells: Percussion Plus Hand & Desk set £5 £20 Puja Bell £5 £20 Guiro LP Multi Guiro (metal) £5 £20 Multi Guiro (wooden) £5 £20 Fish wooden guiro £3 £12 Effects Wind Machine £25 £100 Sabian Thundersheet (20” x 30”) £20 £80 Pearl 150 cm Rainstick £10 £40 LP 40 cm Rainstick £5 £20 Grover Pro Musical Anvil (multi-tonal) with hammer £10 £40 Spring Drum (Thunderer) 6” £5 £20 Flexitone £5 £20 Vibraslap £5 £20 Orchestral Ratchet £3 £12 Triangles (4”, 5”, 6”, 8”) with clips £5 £20 Orchestral Whip £5 £20 Vintage car horn £5 £20 Bicycle Bell £3 £12 Boomwhacker set £10 £40 Trap Trays On stand (8 available) £5 each £20 Prices subject to change - correct as of March 2020 SN Percussion Ltd Co. No. 395771 Registered in Scotland. Registered Office 14 Curlew Brae, Livingston, EH54 6UG.
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