Meinl VINTAGE GOAT SKIN WOOD TAMBOURINES
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
An emblematic instrument of traditional music, the tambourine has crossed styles for centuries. This wooden version with skin fits the "pure acoustic" spirit: an organic, expressive sound, ideal for those seeking a lively timbre and real interaction between the hand and the instrument.
Who This Tambourine Is For
This tambourine is suitable for both beginners and experienced musicians looking for a simple and musical instrument. It is particularly suited to folk, trad, world, acoustic contexts, as well as studio arrangements where a clear rhythmic sparkle without excess is desired.
Features and Innovations
The skin allows for subtle nuances (strikes, taps, rolls), while providing a slight low-end foundation compared to a tambourine without skin. The single row of jingles promotes definition and control, and the hammered copper enriches the spectrum with a more textured shimmer.
The Sound
The wooden frame contributes to a warmer and more natural sonic base, with pleasant projection. The skin adds attack and a "living" feel under the fingers, while supporting the sound during strikes. The hammered copper jingles deliver a bright but less smooth jingle, with musical sustain and beautiful complexity, perfect for accentuating the groove without overshadowing the rest of the ensemble.
Technical specifications
| Instrument size | Medium | Hammering | Yes |
| Category | handheld | Color | Brown |
| Type | tambourine | Finishing | Vintage varnish |
| Material | Brass | Diameter | 25.4 cm |
| Skin type | Goat | ||
Questions frequently asked
What sound does the Meinl Wooden Tambourine With Vintage Head produce?
The wooden frame provides a warm foundation, while the head supports attack during strikes. The hammered copper jingles create a textured shimmer with musical sustain.
Does the tambourine have a head?
Having a head allows for nuanced striking, tapping, and rolls. It also adds a slight low-end anchor compared to a headless tambourine.
How many rows of jingles does this tambourine have?
This model features a single row of hammered copper jingles. This setup promotes clear definition and precise jingle control.
Is this wooden tambourine suitable for folk music?
Its wooden frame and hammered copper jingles fit folk, trad, world, and acoustic aesthetics. The projection remains pleasant for accentuating rhythmic accompaniment.
Can this Meinl tambourine be used in the studio?
For studio arrangements, the hammered copper delivers a bright, less smooth jingle. The single row helps maintain defined rhythmic clarity without overpowering the mix. Its color is brown.
