Terré Laminated Djembe – 50 cm The Terré Laminated Djembe (height 50 cm) is a modern and extremely durable percussion instrument, combining traditional African shape with advanced materials. The body made of solid fiberglass makes this drum an ideal companion for travel, outdoor events, festivals and also for schools where low weight and high resistance to weather conditions are important. It offers clear, piercing highs and strong, resonating bass. About the Terré Brand The German brand Terré is a recognized specialist in traditional ethnic instruments, acoustic resonance effects and percussion from all over the world. It focuses on high-quality workmanship, selection of durable materials and preservation of the faithful acoustic character of instruments. Terré instruments are popular among professional musicians, educators and music therapists. Key Features Low Weight and High Durability The fiberglass body is not prone to cracking due to dryness, humidity or temperature fluctuations. The drum is significantly lighter than traditional wooden models, which you will appreciate when carrying and traveling frequently. Traditional Weave and Stable Tuning The system of professional rope tuning using sturdy climbing cords ensures reliable tuning stability and allows for easy adjustment of the membrane tension. Balanced Sound with Long Sustain The combination of a solid laminated body and a high-quality playing membrane provides great dynamics - from deep, resonating bass in the middle to sharp, clean tones (slap) on the edge. Universal Height of 50 cm The size of 50 cm is ideal for teenagers, adult players, music schools, drum circles and outdoor performances. Technical Specifications Parameter Value / Specification Brand Terré Instrument Type African Djembe Drum Height 50 cm Body Material Fiberglass – Light and Extremely Durable Tuning Traditional Rope System (Durable Ropes) Use Traveling, Festivals, Schools, Drum Circles, Music Education Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) What are the advantages of a laminated body over a wooden one? Fiberglass is resistant to moisture and temperature changes, which means that the body does not crack and keeps its shape. The djembe is also noticeably lighter, which you will appreciate when frequently carrying it to trainings or outdoor events. How is the djembe tuned? Tuning is performed by tightening the vertical ropes using special knots (Malian knots), which tension the drum skin and change the overall pitch and clarity of the tone.