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Lol these djembes are for the drum circle "free style" hand drummers.Traditional djembe students and professionals really don't understand that marketplace, that's why they criticize. There is something out here for everyone, that's why they make cheap guitars, drumsets, and keyboards.
lol @ sounds really traditional...only if hollow is a traditional sound
Give the website for buy tis same djembe
Made from plastic.Name a African drummer that plays plastic drums
where can I get drum head replacements for this djembe?
just got mine today
Some Mondo snare drum head demo, please.
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It sounds like shit. If its not from africa its not a djembe
Your snare sounds like shit..
Hello. This djemb sounds really good, for this moment Im not in progress to make any tutorials how to play this instrument. Keep in touch. camilo caller
Hello! Could you make some tutorials on how to play djembe, and especialy how to tune this apex, it sounds really great! All the best!
10inch 1:04
They call it the easiest djembe. They'r'e not kidding.
Random question. Anyone know where to find the djembe stand used when he played the 10 inch at 1:05? It's perfect and i can't find anything like it anywhere
what is the right pitch for 16 ' remo djembe I just bought a new drum head and have some problemes to find good sound?
Great Demo
so wat do you call this..as this is a 18 inch..REMO MO-2518-FD 18 Inch
I recently "rescued" a Remo Mondo djembe from someone's trash, cleaned it up, and replaced the head. Can someone tell me how tight I need to make the screws? How do you tune one of these? Thanks.
I think the 14" djembe sounds the best by far. But both the 14 & 16 djembe would have sounded a LOT better on stands to let the sound out of the bottom. In the video the smaller drums are played on stands, and they had the larger stand sitting in the back ground but didn't use it on the 14 & 16.
12" and 10" have better tight sound, 14" and 16" have too much sustain reverb.
I wish I could see a good YouTube video from Remo giving us tonal recommendations for tuning their various djembe sizes. I have a 12" Remo djembe and I just ordered a 14". They are fantastic instruments, but the lack of tuning videos for Remo djembes or video instructions on how to use their included sound control pads in djembes is appalling.
I'm very confused. is there an 18 inch model? the sizing conventions are all over the place on musiciansfriend. Is the first number the width or the depth?whichever model i demo'd rocked the whole damn room. I am definitely getting one. soo... is there an 18?
16 has best sound but is too big. 14 has best size but bass is a bit weak.
I have the 14 like the one in the video. Its the best! I love it. It is the perfect size in my opinion. The 16 had strong overtones that I didnt like. This one did not ring as much and was closer in sound to the traditional Djembe without the hassle of maintenance. Good luck with your choice. Remo is an excellent brand.
Mondongomb ...
I have an older Remo Djembe 16 and want to get a new head.. Should I get the Skyndeep, or the NuSkyn to not have the ring?
Can u help me to buy....I m from India.
We used this in our marching band competition as our opener (Oak Grove High School Mississippi Marching Band Champions 2017) and it did its job well. However, the head broke after 3 weeks of playing. Just note that this isn't designed to be played for 12 hours each week in direct sunlight, humid air, and constant changing temperatures. And while being played by someone who learned how to play within 2 days.
Eu tenho um de 16" que tem um grave excepcional e estou a procura de um de 12".
Ok, I'm torn between 14 and 16... maybe I need both.