Meinl Darbukas come from the same geographical points of origin as doumbeks; the main difference is the flat rim around the head rather than a rounded rim. The thin metal shells of these Turkish drums give them a lot of resonance, while their shape allows cutting high tones and fat low tones. The head is secured and tuned with external rings set close to the shell. The copper shell of this drum is hand-engraved, providing a beautiful, dark timbre and visual aesthetic.
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