Meinl DJW3GAB-M Floatune Series Djembe (12 Inch) Price in India, Specifications, Reviews & Offers. Buy online at Amazon.

He is clearly the man!
Great sounding drum. I love rope-tuned djembes but my hands do not! I have some bad arthritis and trying to tune a traditional djembe is agony. Thanks for this video. I'm also digging the little shaker on your foot. Cool product.
Can you believe they discontinued that item, they still have an item of the same name but it is shaped different. The sides are conical instead of curved.
Thanks! We will definitely be having him back...soon!
Excellent demo. Is Derrick going to do more percussion vids?
Nicely explained. Thanks sir.
Should’ve watched this before buying a ten inch for my boyfriend 🤦🏼‍♀️
Unfortumately not making the link of size to sound
no Sound?
Play them you chocolatey bastard!
There are also 16" Djembes. The height depends on the manufacturer. Tuning can also be done by rods as well as ropes. There are skin and synthetic heads. Lots of things to consider when choosing a Djembe. Look for a used one to start and if possible, take a Djembe player with you to help you choose your drum.
Take into consideration the height of the seat you are using! *He is talking about the comfortable height while **_he is sitting._* Well, that totally depends on your seat. A chair? A drum throne? Are you standing? You can use the body/shoulder harness for the Djembe while sitting too!
why did you say "if you are buying for your boyfriend" dude? I am a woman, buying a drum for myself. Don't be sexist. thanks for the info
Very informative & very useful. I'm a guitarist by trade, but I've branched-out a bit into percussion & other instruments over the years & had the privilege of playing in a regular, full-time, drum circle for a few years, when my work schedule allowed. I've been wanting my own, full-sized djembe for a long time now, but, for someone of my financial status, a really good djembe definitely needs to be a well-planned purchase. This video gave me the last of the information that I needed to make a sound(pun intended)buy. Good stuff. Thank You. :)
Thank you, very helpful!
Too bad you didn't play that I want to know the sound of djembe in each size
Thank you!
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Thank you 🙂
Very informative. However, this information can be misleading for musicians getting their first djembe. The immediate answer that you'd get is, well go to a music store and try them out. The problem with that answer is that music store djembes are usually not tuned up and the setting doesn't necessarily match where you'll be playing the djembe. I went for what they call the "standard size," which is 12 inches. The 12" size should be called the "lead size" instead because the tone is more suitable for leads or solos. A 12" djembe will usually lack the bassy low end that you would need if you're going to use your drum for rhythm. Moral of the story is that if you're thinking of playing solos, get the 12" size. If you want to use your drum to lay down the rhythm in your recordings or in a drum circle, get a 14" or bigger depending on your body size and preference. Or, who knows, if you're a musician like me, you may end up with 2 of these babies.
well how tall are you?
hola con un djembe de 10 pulgadas, me sirve para hacer musica amateur y para invertir dinero en el ?
Doesn't this approach assume that we all play in the same position? What if we hold it like a daruka, over the left leg, playing sideways?
Nice video sir
Yea adult Sizes!
Hello, I have a question... So, synthetic patch broken, can I change this?
meinl you do the best instruments but the videos are so poor. not hear the bass notes. cannot see the instrument so well