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Product Description
Grover Pro T2/PHBR-H Studio Pro 10" Double-Row Tambourine (w/ Phosphor Bronze Jingles) - Headless (T2/PHBR-H)
The Grover T2/PHBR-H 10" Studio Pro Headless Phosphor Bronze Tambourine features a soft rubber comfort edging that protects your hands and the shell.
Phosphor Bronze is preferred by percussionists who seek darker sound colors.
Key Features
- Model Number: T2/PHBR-H
- Series: Studio Pro Series
- The Grover T2/PHBR-H 10" Studio Pro Headless Phosphor Bronze Tambourine features a soft rubber comfort edging that protects your hands and the shell.
- We learned that the tambourine shell material has a direct and fundamental impact on the sound characteristics of the instrument.
- It turns out that the same solid hardwood shell and high-quality jingles that we use for our world-renowned concert tambourines is every bit as suitable for a headless model.
- Not only is this instrument ideal for studio recording, but it has the cut, articulation, and distinctive full-bodied sound for live performances as well.
- Phosphor Bronze is preferred by percussionists who seek darker sound colors.
- Phosphor Bronze compliments the deep character of romantic European orchestral repertoire.
- Equally suited for concert band or small ensemble, this special alloy is for those who gravitate towards mid-range and darker overtones.
Specifications
General
- SKU: 204846
- Brand: Grover
- Model Number: T2/PHBR-H
- Series: Studio Pro Series
- Color: Natural
Additional Details
- Hand-hammered Phosphor Bronze alloy jingles
- Dual-width staggered jingle slots
- Soft rubber comfort edging protects your hands and the shell
- 10? diameter durable hardwood shell
- Grover Pro guarantee of quality
- *** Includes CTB tambourine bag***
- More Information
- Phosphor Bronze compliments the deep character of romantic European orchestral repertoire.
- Equally suited for concert band or small ensemble, this special alloy is for those who gravitate towards mid-range and darker overtones.
- We learned that the tambourine shell material has a direct and fundamental impact on the sound characteristics of the instrument.
- It turns out that the same solid hardwood shell and high-quality jingles that we use for our world-renowned concert tambourines is every bit as suitable for a headless model.
- Not only is this instrument ideal for studio recording, but it has the cut, articulation, and distinctive full-bodied sound for live performances as well.
