With a generally lamellar structure and wide variation in terms of grain, tones, and texture, the beauty of its unusually disorderly black lines stands out. This is a medium density wood with varying hardness.
The sound produced by this drum is characterised by a symmetry between mid and deep notes, which provide a warm, balanced sound with controlled harmonics.
This wood has a mid-interlocked grain and a medium density. It is dominated by shades of dark chestnut and copper and sometimes even reds can be seen in its fine texture.
This drum can produce a more open or more focused sound, depending on the bearing edges and cut of the wood. This drum produces deep notes and harmonics, as well as its characteristic timbre of bright tones with a strong projection.
The grain of this wood varies between straight and slightly interlocking, with a high density. Within its fine texture, shades of yellow, green, chestnut, and grey may make an appearance among its strong black lines.
Its tones are mid to deep. Depending on the type of cut and bearing edges, it may have a strong projection and shine, with well-defined harmonics.
Characterised by its high density and the warmth of its fiery shades of yellow and orange, this wood black lines and patches are particularly notable.
Its structure produces well-defined harmonics with clear mid and deep tones and a very present and balanced projection.
A wood with a unique personality, it has a straight grain and high density, and is defined by its purple colour and regular, medium texture.
It is characterised by its reduced projection, with a very focused and moderately balanced sound, producing mid and deep notes.
With its straight to wavy grain, medium density, and colours ranging from light chestnut to cream and light pink, this drum has a fine, distinctive texture.
Its vibrancy produces a mid to deep balanced, focused sound. The thickness and type of bevel affect its tones, increasing or reducing its brightness and harmonics.