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The 14" Irish bodhran is a traditional percussion instrument, ideal for musicians seeking an authentic and warm sound. Its hand-selected goatskin offers natural resonance, perfect for studio sessions or live performances. Its rubberwood body ensures good robustness while maintaining appreciable lightness for transport. Without an internal crossbar, it allows for better control of the timbre via the internal hand, promoting expressive playing suitable for music lessons or group rehearsals.
| Diameter | 14" (approx. 35.5 cm) |
|---|---|
| Depth | 6" (approx. 15.2 cm) |
| Body | Rubberwood |
| Skin | Hand-selected goatskin |
| Internal structure | Without crossbar |
| Accessory included | Allen key |
| Humidifying layer | Present on the rim |
| Tipper | Not supplied |
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