SOUND-BOOST FOR YOUR SURDO

Legset for surdos - for all brands For self-assembly!Practical, always with you, quickly assembled and stable!3 metal feet are mounted on the shell and can be adjusted in the right height for you. If at some occasion you don't want to use the legset, e.g. because you want play at a parade, you can simply pull the legs out of the clamps and attach them again later. Buying a bag for a surdo with legsets:If you want to use a legset on your surdo, we recommend to order your instrument bag one size up, as a legset increases the diameter of your surdo.Self-assembly instructions:The assembly requires some technical knowledge, but with some planning and suitable tools you can do it yourself. The shell must be drilled at 3 positions. In order to determine the exact positions, please consider beforehand where exactly and how the legs will fit. For example, there mustn't be any of the lugs in the way. The height must also be determined beforehand. For drilling, the surdo needs to be completely dismantled; please remove both heads, rims and all tension rods. Mark the places where you want to insert the legset clamps and drill the perforations. Then simply place the clamps on the shell and screw the nuts to the brackets from the inside. When all three brackets are attached, you can push the legs through, adjust them to the height you want and you're all ready to go.Total length of legs: 73cm You would rather not do the assembling yourself? No problem, we'll do it for you - just add the assembly service!

Slip-on shock absorbers for surdo legsetsSound boost for surdos!Spring-mounted anti-slip shock absorbers for surdo leg sets - ideal for stage performances - no more slipping away of your surdo! A great little accessory that many professional musicians and surdo players in Salvador and Rio use to stabilise their surdo on stage and achieve optimum sound. Many will know from their own experience how silly it looks to pad surdo feet with dishwashing sponges, pieces of Havaianas or duct tape. These little helpers are a great solution that is really stable, has top sound characteristics, looks professional but is simple and functional. Each set includes 3 slip-on feet with with multi-layer rubber inserts. The regular foot size of a legset will fit without modification - simply remove the original rubber base and attach the shock absorber - done.Musician friends who have tested the shock absorbers tell us:"The surdo stands very stable and bounces along gently when you play. The metal springs the plastic cap to which the absorbers are attached to are good quality, the absorber has several layers of rubber. The shock absorbers seem stable, well-made and durable under normal use; the sound is also great, absolutely recommendable piece of gear!

Timbal stand - adjustable height, light, handy for stage gigsEasy to handle, 2,6 kg light timbal stand with adjustable tripod. The stand is perfect for stage gigs and players who change instruments a lot in their performance. The tripod is especially designed for timbals and is equipped with all necessary features: padded support ring (nylon rope with caoutchouc sealing)Adjustable height for 70cm, 80cm and 90cm timbalscrossbar: put on one foot and play with more stability anti-slip covers on tripod feetIn Salvador da Bahia's traditional blocos, the timbal has a special position - it plays the intro, sets the pace and introduces the bloco to the piece. The bloco's showband (banda) plays mostly on stages and uses exactly this type of stand for their timbals.For 70cm timbals, the stand can be set to approx. 88-98cm playing height.For 90cm timbals, the stand can be set to approx. 103-113cm playing height.Space between the holes for altering the height: 5cmNylon rope wrapping with caoutchouc closure.Passage diameter (inner width including cord wrap): 275 mmPlease note:Depending on the surface of your timbal and last but not least also on your playing style, abrasion on the shell might occur.

Surdo stand different heights for rehearsals, stage gigs, school lessons or players who want to play several surdos at the same timePortable, super light and foldable surdo stand made of anodised ultralight aluminium tubes. Can be dismounted without tools and within seconds. Anti-slip foam covers for stabilising the surdo position and floor-friendly plastic caps.Before you choose a stand size, please ask yourself the following questions:What is the height of your surdo?Which playing height is comfortable for you?Or for use in schools or groups: how tall are the players?The height of the instrument + height of the stand = playing heightIn the displayed graphic you can see which height combinations are possible with your surdo and the stands.Low surdo stand - standard height for high surdos (60cm) or small sambistas and kids- The height can be adjusted by 6 cm by moving the middle section- The stand is suitable if your surdo is 60cm high and 16'', 18'', 20'' or 22'' in diameter.- For 24'' surdos: The stand will also fit for 24'' surdos, please have in mind that the tripod legs under the middle piece will be rather short, which affects the stability.- With a short 43cm surdo, the stand is also suitable for smaller sambistas or children.Medium high surdo stand- Height adjustable by shifting the centre section- The stand is suitable for you if the measurements on our infographics give you a comfortable playing height!- For 16'',18'' 20'' and 22'' surdos- For 24'' surdos: The stand will also fit for 24'' surdos, please have in mind that the tripod legs under the middle piece will be rather short, which affects the stability.High surdo stand for short surdos (Samba Reggae surdos) or tall players- Height adjustable by shifting the centre section- The stand is suitable for you if the measurements on our infographics give you a comfortable playing height!- For 16'', 18'', 20'', 22'' surdos- For 24'' surdos: The stand will also fit for 24'' surdos, please have in mind that the tripod legs under the middle piece will be rather short, which affects the stability.- Ideal for short (40-50cm height) Surdos and tall Sambistas