Posted: Thu May 10, 2007 2:09 pmHello everybody!
I´ve just completed a set of ca. 7"+9" wooden boxes that is made of plywood (0.5") with a thin playing surface. Mounted on an old conga stand, it adds some wooden sound flavour to my set-up. They cut through quite well.
However, unless you are not Mr. Hard Hands, I can´t recommend playing them by hand
The sound is best when being played with medium to hard timpani mallets. The sound itself is somewhere between bongo, cata and something else.
And when I´m tired of playing those boxes, I can store my petty hardware (tuning wrenches etc.) in them :;):
Just wanted to share... Maybe I can post a pic the other day.
Edited By Mike on 1178806224
I´ve just completed a set of ca. 7"+9" wooden boxes that is made of plywood (0.5") with a thin playing surface. Mounted on an old conga stand, it adds some wooden sound flavour to my set-up. They cut through quite well.
However, unless you are not Mr. Hard Hands, I can´t recommend playing them by hand
The sound is best when being played with medium to hard timpani mallets. The sound itself is somewhere between bongo, cata and something else.
And when I´m tired of playing those boxes, I can store my petty hardware (tuning wrenches etc.) in them :;):
Just wanted to share... Maybe I can post a pic the other day.
Edited By Mike on 1178806224
