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Meinl Percussion Medium Solid Wood 9 Tones Kalimba

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Meinl Percussion Medium Solid Wood 9 Tones Kalimba

Product Information:

The sound is pure joy and a great addition to any percussion kit. The Kalimba originally comes from Africa. It is a centuries-old instrument, also known as "Mbira" and "Sansa" or simply "thumb piano". There are metal reeds placed on a wooden box, which are plucked with the thumbs to produce a metallically fine sound.

Product Features:

  • Warranty period: 12 Months
  • Detailed with hot-branded logo
  • a' c'' c' a' A f' e' e'' b'
  • New Zealand Pine (Pinus radiata)
  • Chrome Plated Steel
For more information and specifications, please refer to the manufacturer’s website

Product Information:

The sound is pure joy and a great addition to any percussion kit. The Kalimba originally comes from Africa. It is a centuries-old instrument, also known as "Mbira" and "Sansa" or simply "thumb piano". There are metal reeds placed on a wooden box, which are plucked with the thumbs to produce a metallically fine sound.

Product Features:

  • Warranty period: 12 Months
  • Detailed with hot-branded logo
  • a' c'' c' a' A f' e' e'' b'
  • New Zealand Pine (Pinus radiata)
  • Chrome Plated Steel
For more information and specifications, please refer to the manufacturer’s website
$17.39

Original: $49.69

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Meinl Percussion Medium Solid Wood 9 Tones Kalimba

$49.69

$17.39

Description

Product Information:

The sound is pure joy and a great addition to any percussion kit. The Kalimba originally comes from Africa. It is a centuries-old instrument, also known as "Mbira" and "Sansa" or simply "thumb piano". There are metal reeds placed on a wooden box, which are plucked with the thumbs to produce a metallically fine sound.

Product Features:

  • Warranty period: 12 Months
  • Detailed with hot-branded logo
  • a' c'' c' a' A f' e' e'' b'
  • New Zealand Pine (Pinus radiata)
  • Chrome Plated Steel
For more information and specifications, please refer to the manufacturer’s website