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Remo Buffalo drums with Comfort Sound technology deliver a warm tone and features a cleanable matte-finished drum shell with a nylon rope handle that's comfortable and easy to hold. Manufactured with a patented, eco-friendly Acousticon drum shell, Remo Buffalo drums with Comfort Sound Technology drum heads produce a big vibration with a focused, controlled sound that delivers warm tones, while remaining accessible for people with sound sensitivities.
Open Box Remo Buffalo Drum with Comfort Sound Technology Level 1 16 in. Black

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  • Acousticon drum shell
  • Synthetic Comfort Sound Technology drum head
  • Multiple sizes available

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  • Amazing deep resonance!

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byRicH

    fromNorth of Phoenix

    Wanted kind of a Irish drum but this is even better, derp and resonant.

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  • submitted8 months ago

    asked byMv learning

    fromAlhambra CA

    Can this be used for taiko drum practice?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    The Remo Buffalo Drum with a Comfort Sound Technology head can be used for taiko drum practice, but with some caveats—it depends on what aspects of taiko you're practicing and your goals. Good for: Kata (form and movement) practice – The Buffalo Drum is lightweight and can be mounted or held, allowing you to work on posture, grip, arm movements, and choreography. Rhythm and timing practice – You can absolutely drill rhythms, kuchishoga (verbal rhythmic notation), and timing on it. Quiet practice – The Comfort Sound head is much quieter than traditional taiko, which is great for home use or apartment settings. Not ideal for: Tone and projection – It won't give you the booming, resonant sound of a traditional taiko drum, especially if you're trying to get used to the physical feel and response of real taiko skins. Bachi feedback – The rebound and resistance are different from a real taiko, so it won't help you develop strength or technique in the same way a real drum or a higher-quality practice drum would.

  • submitted8 years ago

    asked byJen

    fromundisclosed

    Does this come with mallet

    Open Reply -
    no, it does not.