The Dual Slider Percussion Strap features an ergonomic design supporting your instrument in perfect balance over both shoulders. This enables instantaneous adjustment and mobility, providing the ultimate in playing comfort. Constructed with 2" nylon webbing straps, and a leather cross member that allows instant adjustment to evenly distribute the drum's weight for correct and comfortable positioning when playing a djembe or bass drum.
The Small 90” Slider Strap is ideal for all ages and is best suited for drummers 48” to 66” Tall. For lightweight hand drums try a single point connection and for larger heavier bass drums us a two point connection
The Medium 110” linear length Slider Strap is ideal for all ages and is best suited for drummers 66” to 72” Tall. For lightweight hand drums try a single point connection and for larger heavier bass drums us a two point connection
The Large 130” linear length Slider Strap is ideal for all ages and is best suited for drummers 70” to 78” Tall. For lightweight hand drums try a single point connection and for larger heavier drums like bass drums 20” to 26” use a two point connection for greater stability.
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March 25, 2024
December 8, 2018
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September 11, 2024
September 11, 2024
The best drums for a drum circle include Tubanos, Djembes, Frame Drums, Tambourines, and Shakers, each adding unique sound and texture. These instruments encourage collaboration and inclusivity, enhancing the group’s overall musical experience.
If the rubber foot on your Remo percussion product wears down or breaks, a repair kit is available for drums with 5/16" thick shells like Tubanos and Bahia Bass drums. The process involves cleaning the area, applying Super Glue to the new foot, and attaching it to the drum shell. For added stability, screws can be used to secure the foot, though the kit does not fit 1st generation drums with arched base shells.
To replace and tune a Remo Awe Talking drum drumhead, first remove the rubber trim, release the rope tension, and remove the drumheads and rings. After replacing the drumheads, rethread the rope through the ring hooks and apply light tension to tune the drum. Finally, adjust the pitch by winding a thinner rope around the middle of the drum shell and replace the rubber trim.