Bongos Journey Series - 2 hand drums with 6.5 and 7.5 inches - including tuning key - ABS plastic, Black (HB50BK)

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Best semi-pro bongo drums for the price. They do not come tuned, so you will have to tune them with the supplied tunning wrench. Once you have them tuned, make sure you untune them when you're done playing. This is very important, as you don't want your drumheads to pop over time. You have to give your drumheads a break from the tension it built up while being tuned. Untuning them after you play will release the tension and they will last you longer. I saw a few reviews where they popped the Macho (the smaller drum). The Macho carries a higher pitch therefore it is a bit tighter than the Hembra (bigger drum) while tuning. I always untune my Hembra 1/4 turn and the Macho 1/2 turn after playing. Always wipe down your drumhead and shell after playing. I like to use regular Kleenex on the drumheads as it softer and absorbent. Absorbs the moisture off the drumheads left by your hands. They're not difficult to tune and top quality. I looked at LP, Tycoon and Toca lowest price models. LP - (Latin Percussion) sub model CP (Cosmic Percussion) for around $99 with 90 days warranty. Toca - Synergy Series are priced around $72, but small heads, 6 - 6 3/4. Tycoon - start off over $100. Meinl - the only one that will give a 2-year warranty. Best semi-pro Bongos and sound quality for the price. The one thing that I dislike about these bongos are the uncommon head size 6.5 - 7.5, if you ever need to replace them you will have to purchase them from Meinl website $36 - $38. Don't forget a little TLC when you're done playing.

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Buen sonido, y cambiandole los parches que trae mucho mejor

Me encanta el sonido. Se afinan muy bien y me están durando los parches. Estructura robusta y muy práctico que no sea sintética. Muy juguetones