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So here's a fun one! What if you already have a TreeHouse Tupan with an internal mic and then want another? Sure! Here's an Independent Tuning Tupan with internal mic holder. As the artist only uses one at a time, he can move the mic between instruments. Cool! 12x18; plied maple; satin wax.
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Have you ever thought that a skinny small Tupan with Independent Tuning, an Internal Mic, and a sort of Hobbit Shire color scheme might just be the awesomest thing you could get for Christmas? Well, an awesome young lady in New York got just that! 8x18; plied maple; satin wax.
Boom -- Tek! Black on Black with Red Belts for independent tuning + a painted logo makes for a "striking" Tupan at the Albanian Weddings! 16x20; plied maple; satin wax.
Sometime, yer jus' sittin' around thinkin', "I should make another Tupan!" -- so this happened! Now then, every hunk of wood has its own character in terms of woodgrain etc. You can never tell until you get there: this one took the dye a little patchy here-n-there, so I'm calling her “Freckled.” 10x22; plied maple; satin wax.
Time for a pair of Tupans, this time from Vintage Mahogany/Poplar/Mahogany shells. Lighter and narrower shells give these drums a place in your collection when you want something that sings without dislocating a disc in the parade. 9¾x20, 10x20; vintage mahogany; satin wax.
This DARK blue Tupan is easy to transport while still sounding great! 10x18; plied maple; satin wax.
"Black. Well, Black at a distance, but maybe kinda blue up close. With blue rope" became a custom color mix just right for this artist. With a more-manageable 12" depth, this guy's easy to get around and sounds huge! 12x24; plied maple; satin wax.
John Denver Mountain Tunes, Macedonian Wedding Music, Balkan Parades -- wherever you need a stylin' light Tupan this fall, here's a cornucopia of exciting roped drumming goodness to choose from! 7⅞ x18 & 9⅞x20; plied maple; satin wax. Need a manageable Tupan with lots of tone? Here's a glance at one possibility. 12x18; plied maple; satin wax.
Here’s another TreeHouse Tupan, ready for making music. The low side (with a rounded bearing edge) gives a full bass boom when played with a mallet in the middle of the Fiberskyn head while the treble side (with a sharp bearing edge) chirps out a bright “tek” when a long switch is played across the Renaissance head. BOOM TEK! 16x20; plied maple; satin wax.
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