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Percussion September 2001 Percussion September 2001 Chicken Shake In 6 attractive colors and 4 different sounds, price per piece DP 024 $ 1.50 price per piece $ 36.00 Display 24 pcs, assorted colors DP 072 $ 1.35 price per piece $ 97.20 Display 72 pcs, assorted colors PM 230 $ 3.90 price per piece The original Ones DP Chicken-Maracas, Pair DP 264 $ 6.50 DP Chicken-Maracas, Display 15 Pairs PM 235-30 $ 99.00 DP 264 Chicken Shake with Custom Printing Your name or logo on the back side 1- color ( black on light colors, white on dark colors minimum 360 pieces, delivery 2 - 4 weeks DP 072 L $ 1.95 price each One-time tooling charge for Chicken Shake with printing, no charge on re-orders DP 001 F $ 99.00 1 Percussion September 2001 Afuche Cabasa DP Afuche Cabasa Mini , natural wood DP 060 $ 20.00 DP Afuche Cabasa small,natural wood DP 061 $ 24.00 DP Afuche Cabasa Standard, natural wood DP 062 $ 42.00 DP 060 DP 061 DP 062 DP 063 DP Afuche Cabasa Large, natural wood DP 063 $ 49.00 DP 069 DP Afuche Cabasa Coco DP 069 $ 21.00 Afuche Holder see page 33 Agogo Bell DP Agogo Bell Standard DP 360 DP 360 $ 18.00 DP 244 DP Agogo Bell large DP 362 $ 24.00 DP Master Agogo, Plastic with Guiro DP 362 DP 244 $ 29.00 Agogo Bell Holder see page 33 Birdcalls DP 881 $ 28.00 Quail Caille Wachtel DP 899 $ 31.00 Nightingale Rossignol Nachtigall DP 850 $ 21.00 Turtle Dove Pigeon Taube Pigeon DP 853 $ 5.00 Peewitt/Curlew Vanneau Kibitz DP 846 $ 18.00 Cuckoo Coucou Kuckuck DP 872 $ 13.00 Duck Canard Ente DP 881 DP 846 DP 853 DP 899 DP 872 2 Percussion September 2001 Bar Chimes DP Bar Chimes, round, 12 bars, gold DP 312 $ 41.00 DP 326 DP Bar Chimes 26 bars, aluminium, double rows DP 326 $ 35.00 DP 312 DP Bar Chimes 24 bars, aluminium DP 324 $ 49.00 DP Bar Chimes 25 bars gold DP 325 $ 89.00 DP Bar Chimes, round, 36 bars, gold DP 336 $ 124.00 DP 325 DP Bar Chimes, round, 50 bars, gold DP 350 $ 145.00 Bar Chimes Holder see page 33 DP 324 Birdcalls DP 810 $ 24.00 Blackbird Merle Amsel DP 811 $ 28.00 Bluebird Mesange bleue Blaumeise DP 812 $ 23.00 Linnet Linotte Bluthanfling DP 813 $ 23.00 Skylark Alouette Feldlerche DP 815 $ 31.00 House Sparrow Moineau Haussperling DP 816 $ 21.00 Nut Hatch Sittel Kleiber DP 817 $ 25.00 Cuckoo Coucou Kuckuck DP 818 $ 18.00 Nightingale Rossignol Nachtigall DP 820 $ 31.00 Red Shank Rouge Gorges Rotkehlchen DP 822 $ 24.00 Song Thrush Merle chanteur Sing Drossel DP 823 $ 18.00 Little Owl Bartavelle Steinkautz DP 824 $ 18.00 Duck Colvert Stockente DP 825 $ 22.00 Moorhen Poule d’eau Teichhuhn DP 826 $ 25.00 Turtle Dove Tourterelle Turteltaube DP 827 $ 25.00 Tawny Owl Chevêche Waldkautz DP 829 $ 43.00 Starling Etourneau Stare 3 Percussion September 2001 Bongo DP Bongo, wood shell 4.5“ + 5’’, natural heads, tucked heads DP 590 $ 26.00 DP Bongo, wood shell 6“ + 7“ tunable, natural heads, chrome hardware DP 592 $ 41.00 DP 590 DP Bongo, wood shell, brown satin finish 6“ + 7“ black hardware, tunable, natural heads DP 592 DP 596 $ 65.00 DP Bongo, wood shell, natural satin finish , 7 + 8 1/4“ black hardware, tunable, natural heads DP 600 N $ 128.00 DP 596 DP Bongo, wood shell, red satin finish , 7 + 8 1/4’’ black hardware, tunable, natural heads DP 600 R $ 128.00 DP Pro Bongo, wood shell, natural satin finish, 7“ + 8 1/2“ chrome hardware, with hand selected natural heads DP 600 -N DP 700 N $ 195.00 DP Pro Bongo, wood shell,, red satin finish, 7“ + 8 1/2“ chrome hardware, with hand selected natural heads DP 700 R $ 195.00 DP Pro Bongo Blue Satin-Finish, 7“ + 8 1/2“, chrome Hardware, with hand finished natural head DP 700 BL $ 195.00 DP 700 - N DP Pro Bongo, wood shells, tobacco satin finish, 7“ + 8 1/2“ chrome hardware, with hand selected natural heads DP 700 T $ 195.00 4 Percussion September 2001 Bongo Heads - Stands - Bags Bongo Heads see page 29 Bongo Bags see page 53 Bongo Stands see page 32 Castanets Finger-Castanets, pair, plastic PM 221 $ 2.60 DP 140 Handle Castanet, plastic PM 223 $ 2.90 DP Handle Castanets DP 140 $ 6.90 DP 142 DP Handle Castanet, rosewood DP 142 $ 28.00 PM 223 DP Castanets, double handle, rosewood DP 144 DP 144 $ 40.00 DP Castanets, traditional 2 pairs, for two hands DP 150 $ 5.90 DP Castanets traditional 2 pairs, for two hands, rosewood DP 152 $ 23.00 PM 221 DP Castanets, traditional, 2 pairs,for two hands, ebony DP 154 $ 27.00 DP 150 DP 152 DP 154 Clapper Clapper small size, colored, wood PM 282 $ 4.80 Clapper Standard size, natural wood DP 978 $ 6.10 5 Percussion September 2001 Claves DP 170 $ 2.00 Claves , small aprox 4 3/4’’ x 3/4’’ DP 171 $ 3.00 Claves standard aprox 7’’ x 1’’ DP 172 $ 8.00 Claves hardwood aprox 7’’ x 1’’ DP 174 $ 17.00 Claves ebony aprox 7’’ x 1’’ DP 170 DP 180 $ 4.95 Traditional Whitewood Claves aprox 10 x 1’’ DP 171 DP 172 DP 182 $ 9,90 Traditional Redwood Claves aprox 10’’ x 1’’ DP 184 $ 16.00 African Claves small aprox 10’’ x 1 1/4’’ 7’’ x 3/4’’ DP 186 $ 19.00 African Claves large aprox 11’’ x 1 1/2’’ 10’’ x 1’’ DP 189 $ 20.00 Big Band Claves, fiberglass aprox 10’’ x 1’’ DP 184 DP 186 DP 180 DP 182 Conga Sammy DP Conga Sammy Natural wood finish, high quality satin finish aprox 24’’ high, bottom ring diameter 6 3/4’’, head 10 ", weight 19 lbs, with strap, rubber bottom ring protects floor and helps creating different sounds DP 640 $ 230.00 Conga Junior DP Conga natural wood finish, high quality satin finish, aprox 22’’ high, bottom opening 5 1/2’’, playing surface 7 1/2 ", weight12 lbs, rubber bottom ring protects floor and helps creating different sounds DP 630 $ 195.00 6 Percussion September 2001 Conga DP Conga Set natural wood satin finish , high quality satin finish, complete with 2 stands in black, rubber bottom ring protects floor and helps creating different sounds, standard professional height 30“, sizes 10’’ + 11’’ DP Conga Set, bois naturel, finition satinée de très haute qualité, complet avec 2 stands en métal noir, protection en caoutchouc au pied du Conga afin de les protéger, hauteur professionelle standard 30“, diamètre 10’’ + 11’’ DP Conga Set natur, hochwertigtes Seidenmatt-Finish, komplett mit 2 Stativen in schwarz, Gummi-Dämpfringe am Conga Bonden schützen Congas und Boden, Profi Höhe 30’’, Durchmesser 10’’ + 11’’ DP 650 N $ 465.00 natural DP Conga Set red satin finish, complete set, same as above DP Conga Set Rouge finition satinée, complet, voir texte au - dessus DP Conga Set rot satin-finish, komplettes Set, siehe oben DP 650 R $ 465.00 red Conga Heads - Stands - Bags Conga Heads see page 29 Conga Bags see page 53 Conga Stands see page 32 7 Percussion September 2001 Congas Professional DP Conga Pro Series in high quality satin finish, standard Pro 30“ height, rubber bottom ring protects floor and helps creating different sounds DP Conga serie professionelle en finition satinée- mat, hauteur standard prof. 30“ équipé d’une protection en caoutchouc au pied du conga protégeant à la fois le conga et le sol DP Conga Profi Serie in Seidenmatt-Finish, Standard Profi Höhe 30“ Gummi-Dämpfringe am Conga Bonden schützen Congas und Boden DP Congas, high quality natural satin finish DP 750 N $ 285.00 Super Quinto 10“ DP 752 N $ 365.00 Quinto 11“ DP 754 N $ 398.00 Conga 11 3/4“ DP 756 N $ 420.00 Tumba 12 1/2“ DP Congas, high quality red satin finish DP 750 R $ 285.00 Super Quinto 10“ DP 752 R $ 365.00 Quinto 11“ DP 754 R $ 398.00 Conga 11 3/4“ DP 756 R $ 420.00 Tumba 12 1/2“ DP Congas, high quality blue satin finish DP 750 BL $ 285.00 Super Quinto 10“ DP 752 BL $ 365.00 Quinto 11“ DP 754 BL $ 398.00 Conga 11 3/4“ DP 756 BL $ 420.00 Tumba 12 1/2“ DP Congas, high quality tobacco satin finish DP 750 T $ 285.00 Super Quinto 10“ DP 752 T $ 365.00 Quinto 11“ DP 754 T $ 398.00 Conga 11 3/4“ DP 756 T $ 420.00 Tumba 12 1/2“ 8 Percussion September 2001 Cowbell Standard DP Cowbell to be mounted with U-Clamp ( not included) DP 304 $ 8.50 4“ DP 305 $ 9.90 5“ DP 306 $ 10.95 6“ DP 307 $ 11.90 7“ DP Cowbell with screw mount ( included) DP 303 S $ 7.90 3“ DP 304 DP 305 S $ 8.90 5“ DP 305 S DP 306 S $ 9.90 6“ DP 307 S $ 10.90 7“ Cowbell Esoteric DP Cowbell Esoteric angled screw mount ( included) DP 304 E $ 11.90 4“ DP 305 E $ 13.20 5“ DP 306 E $ 13.90 6“ DP 307 E $ 15.00 7“ Cowbell Esoteric Handbell DP 304 EH $ 9.00 4“ DP 305 EH $ 10.90 5“ DP 306 EH $ 12.00 6“ DP 307 EH $ 12.50 7“ Cowbell Holders & Beater Cowbell Hand-Holder DP 2006 $ 6.10 Cowbell Holder DP 2008 $ 10.00 DP 2006 Cowbell & Woodblock Clamp knurled DP 2010 $ 12.00 DP 2001 U-Clamp DP 2001 $ 2.00 DP 1090 DP Cowbell Beater Deluxe DP 2010 DP 2008 DP 1090 $ 3.00 9 Percussion September 2001 Chime Bars Chime Bar Set with 8 wood keys with 2 mallets, with color bars for easier learning and playing PM 007 $ 19.90 Chime Bar Set , 8 keys, perfectly tuned 8 notes C2-C3 , diatonic, plastic sound chambers DP 280-8 $ 102.00 Chime Bar Set , 20 keys, perfectly tuned 20 notes C2-G3 , chromatic, plastic sound chambers DP 280-20 $ 335.00 DP 280 - 20 PM 007 Crasher DP Crasher, metal DP 938 $ 64.00 Djembe DP Djembe, high quality satin mat natural finish black hardware, 11’’ x 20’’ DP 511 $ 255.00 DP Djembe, high quality satin mat tobacco finish chrome hardware, 12 1/2’’ x 25’’ DP 512 $ 450.00 DP Djembe, high quality satin mat tobacco finish chrome hardware, 14’’ x 25’’ DP 512 DP 514 $ 480.00 DP 511 DP Djembe, high quality satin mat tobacco finish chrome hardware, 16’’ x 25’’ DP 516 $ 540.00 10 Percussion September 2001 Darbouka Darbouka Aluminium with plastic head I 204 $ 49.00 height 12’’ head 6’’ I 208 $ 54.50 height 13 1/2’’ head 6 1/2’’ I 207 $ 62.50 height 15 1/2’’ head 16 2/3’’ Darbouka Aluminium hand-hammerd with plastic head I 214 $ 54.50 height 12 ’’ head 6’’ I 218 $ 59.00 height 13 1/2’’ head 6 1/2’’ I 217 $ 65.00 height 14’’ head 8 1/4’’ Darbouka Sultan Emerald with bag & replacement head , plastic head I 214 I 204 BL I 500 EM $ 149.00 height 15’’ head 8’’ Darbouka Egypt Blue with bag & replacement head , plastic head without strap I 204 BL $ 179.00 height 17 1/3’’ head 7 2/3’’ Darbouka Embroidery with bag & replacement head, hand-hammerd with plastic head I 308 CE $ 199.00 height 14’’ head 6 1/2’’ I 306 CE $ 205.00 height 15’’ head 8’’ I 302 CE $ 210.00 height 16’’ head 8 1/2’’ I 308 CE I 500 EM Djembe Heads & Bags Darbouka Heads Djembe Bags see page 53 Djembe Heads see page 29 Darbouka Heads see page 29 11 Percussion September 2001 Djembe African Sound Djembe small, approx.
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