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Tenor Drone Stock Bubinga Fsc 100% Galician Blowpipe B♭ 130x35x35 mm

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Overview Tenor Drone Stock Bubinga Fsc 100% Galician Blowpipe B♭ 130x35x35 mm:

In Maderas Barber we have available all the necessary sizes to build your Galician bagpipe. The tenor drone stock is the seat of the pipe that rests on the right forearm of the piper, which is tuned one octave below the tonic of the chanter and one octave above the bass drone.

Bubinga, an African wood sometimes called African Rosewood for having a certain resemblance to some Dalbergias, is a very hard wood, of reddish-pinkish tones, with very characteristic deep red streaks. Its mechanical qualities make it an ideal wood, along with the rest of the other woods we have selected for the same function, for its use as raw material in the construction of wind instruments such as bagpipes and shawms.

Features:

  • Dimensions: 130x35x35 mm
  • Botanical name: Guibourtia spp
  • Origin: Africa
  • Density: 700-910 kg/m3

Requires CITES Certificate for export out of the European Union

0013925001
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Instrument: Gaita Gallega
Wood: 100% FSC Bubinga
Lenght: 130
Width × Thickness: 35x35
Certification / Regulation: CITES Appendix II
FSC 100%

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Tenor Drone Stock Bubinga Fsc 100% Galician Blowpipe B♭ 130x35x35 mm

Overview Tenor Drone Stock Bubinga Fsc 100% Galician Blowpipe B♭ 130x35x35 mm:

In Maderas Barber we have available all the necessary sizes to build your Galician bagpipe. The tenor drone stock is the seat of the pipe that rests on the right forearm of the piper, which is tuned one octave below the tonic of the chanter and one octave above the bass drone.

Bubinga, an African wood sometimes called African Rosewood for having a certain resemblance to some Dalbergias, is a very hard wood, of reddish-pinkish tones, with very characteristic deep red streaks. Its mechanical qualities make it an ideal wood, along with the rest of the other woods we have selected for the same function, for its use as raw material in the construction of wind instruments such as bagpipes and shawms.

Features:

  • Dimensions: 130x35x35 mm
  • Botanical name: Guibourtia spp
  • Origin: Africa
  • Density: 700-910 kg/m3

Requires CITES Certificate for export out of the European Union

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