Rohema Woodblock 2-Tone with Handle – Two Tones for Versatile Rhythm Playing
Rohema Woodblock 2-Tone made from local beechwood with a practical handle. Two-tone woodblock with a clear, percussive sound and wooden beater included.
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Description
Two tones, a practical handle and plenty of rhythmic possibilities: the Rohema Woodblock 2-Tone with Handle offers an accessible introduction to the world of percussion. The front and back produce two different tones when struck, both with a clear and percussive character – ideal for experimenting, accompaniment and improvisation.
The woodblock is made from locally sourced beechwood and finished with lacquer. Its integrated handle makes the instrument comfortable to hold in one hand while playing it with the included wooden beater. Depending on which side is struck, one of the two different tones is produced.
The straightforward playing technique makes the Woodblock suitable for different age groups and levels of experience. Children can discover their first rhythms and develop a feel for timing and sound production, while the instrument is equally suitable for varied rhythm exercises and group music-making.
Features and Information
- Woodblock 2-Tone with Handle
- Instrument type: Woodblock / slit drum
- Material: Locally sourced beechwood
- Finish: Lacquered
- Colour: Natural
- Sound character: Clear and percussive
- Two different tones
- With handle
- Length: 146 mm
- Includes wooden beater PM465
- Manufacturer: Rohema Percussion OHG
Additional Information
| Condition | New product |
| Manufacturer | Rohema Percussion OHG |
| Product declaration | Single item, Set |
| Taxation | Standard Rate |
| Instrument | Drum |
| Intended Use | Beginner |
| Core material | Beech |
| Outer material | coated |
Details on product safety
Product manager in the EU:
Rohema Percussion OHG
Gewerbepark 55
08258 Markneukirchen
Deutschland
Tel.: +49 (0)37422 729611
E-Mail: info@rohema.de
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