Gawharet El Fan Darbuka DRM-A110
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The essential information about the Gawharet DRM-A110 darbuka
The essential information about the Gawharet DRM-A110 darbuka
- Advanced-level Egyptian darbuka designed for practising and mastering traditional rhythms such as Baladi, Maqsoum and Saïdi.
- Polished aluminium alloy shell with a more elaborate decorative finishing for a refined visual appearance.
- Classic, comfortable size (approximately 43 to 45 cm in height, with a head diameter of approximately 22 cm) for a natural grip and powerful projection.
- Synthetic head on a screw-mounted hoop, easily tunable with the included key to adjust attack, bass and rebound to suit your playing.
Manufacturer Information
Gawharet El Fan
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Historical context and positioning within the range
The derbouka (or darbuka) holds a central place in the music of Egypt and the Middle East, both as an accompaniment to dance and in traditional ensembles. Within the Gawharet El Fan range, the DRM-A110 is positioned as a decorated " Regular Darbuka 8,5 " derbouka: a more refined model, with a level of craftsmanship clearly aimed at the demanding musician, whether for the stage, the studio or everyday accompaniment.
Who is this drum/instrument for?
This derbouka is primarily aimed at intermediate to advanced players looking for a reliable, powerful and clean foundation, capable of holding its tuning and responding to nuances. It will also suit serious beginners who want to start with a higher-quality instrument, particularly for developing finger precision. Its natural territory is Egyptian rhythms (Baladi, Maqsoum, Saidi), as well as shaabi and oriental pop grooves, and fusion contexts where a deep doum and clearly defined, crisp tek strokes are sought.
Technical specifications
| Instrument | Egyptian darbuka | Assembly | screw-mounted hoop |
| Rhythms and styles | Baladi, Maqsoum, Saidi, Middle Eastern music, accompaniment, fusion | Tuning | adjustable (tuning key included) |
| Level | intermediate to professional | Height | approximately 43 to 45 cm |
| Recommended uses | accompaniment, studio recording, live performances | Head diameter | approximately 22 cm |
| Body | polished cast aluminum alloy | Size | classic format for comfortable handling |
| Finishing | decorative with a more refined appearance | Range equivalent | Regular Darbuka 8,5 decorée |
| Head | synthetic | ||
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Questions frequently asked
What sound does the Gawharet El Fan Darbouka DRM-A110 offer?
Its polished aluminum alloy body promotes powerful projection, with a deep and round doum. The teks remain clear and sharp, while the synthetic head provides a firm attack and moderate sustain.
Is the 22 cm head tunable?
The screwed hoop allows precise adjustment of the head tension. A tuning key is supplied to achieve a tighter and more incisive play or a looser one.
What are the dimensions of this Egyptian darbuka?
The size is approximately 43 to 45 cm in height with a head diameter of around 22 cm.
Is this darbuka suitable for Baladi and Maqsoum rhythms?
This model is designed for Egyptian rhythms such as Baladi, Maqsoum, and Saidi. It also fits into Oriental music, shaabi grooves, and fusion contexts.
What skill level is required to play this decorated darbuka?
The metal body construction and synthetic head are aimed at intermediate to professional players seeking consistent response. Serious beginners can also use it to work on finger precision. The decorative finish adds visual presence on stage.
