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Description

Introducing the Meinl TA1A-AB Tambourine, a staple in any percussionist's collection. Crafted with an African brown wooden frame, this Tambourine is as visually appealing as it is sonically. Its traditional design and high-quality materials make it a reliable and robust instrument, ready to add a rhythmic sparkle to your music.

This Tambourine is equipped with aluminum jingles which produce a bright, resonant tone, perfect for cutting through the mix in any musical setting, whether it be in a studio session or a live gig. The jingles are arranged in a single row with 8 pairs, offering a perfect blend of density and maneuverability. This design allows for varied and complex rhythmic patterns while maintaining a lightweight feel for effortless playability.

What sets the Meinl TA1A-AB Tambourine apart is its commitment to quality and authenticity. The wooden frame not only provides a natural feel but also contributes to the warm, rich tone of the instrument. This Tambourine is a must-have for the serious musician looking to expand their percussive palette.

Key Features:

  • Aluminum jingles for a bright, resonant tone
  • 1-Row with 8 pairs of aluminum jingles
  • Wooden frame for a natural feel and rich tone
  • African brown color for aesthetic appeal

Product specs

Available since February 2009
Number Of Jingles 8
with Skin No
Tunable No
Incl. Mount No
Natural Head No

FAQs

What materials are used in the Meinl TA1A-AB Tambourine?

The Meinl TA1A-AB Tambourine features a wooden frame and is available with either solid brass or aluminum jingles, providing distinct sound options.

Does the Meinl TA1A-AB Tambourine have a natural head?

No, the Meinl TA1A-AB Tambourine does not have a natural head.

Is the Meinl TA1A-AB Tambourine tunable?

No, the Meinl TA1A-AB Tambourine is not tunable.

How many rows of jingles does the Meinl TA1A-AB Tambourine have?

The Meinl TA1A-AB Tambourine has one row of jingles.

Is the Meinl TA1A-AB Tambourine suitable for live performances?

Yes, with its durable wooden frame and choice of brass or aluminum jingles, the Meinl TA1A-AB Tambourine is well-suited for live performances.

Meinl Percussion - Official Product Videos

Meinl Percussion - Official Product Videos

REGULAR WOOD TAMBOURINE, ALUMINUM JINGLES - TA1A-AB

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REGULAR WOOD TAMBOURINE, ALUMINUM JINGLES - TA1A-AB

Meinl Percussion - Official Product Videos

Meinl Percussion - Official Product Videos

Reviews

PROS

  • Made from high-quality wood, not plastic

  • Shaker is loud and cuts through a mix easily

  • Soft, pleasant sound ideal for acoustic or unplugged settings

  • Simple to handle and control with minimal practice

  • Lightweight and solid construction makes it easily portable

  • Beautiful finish and solid build quality

  • Excellent tone with balanced zil movements

  • Goat skin head is durable and long-lasting

  • Great for enriching percussion instrument collections

CONS

  • Handle grip could be more ergonomic

  • Aluminum jingles are delicate and bend easily

  • Not sturdy enough for aggressive playing styles

  • Finish around jingles can be affected by poor craftsmanship

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Artist usage

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See how Céu uses Meinl TA1A-AB Tambourine

Céu

Singer

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In this photo, Céu can be seen playing a Meinl TA1A-AB Tambourine.

See how Vasily Shabanov uses Meinl TA1A-AB Tambourine

Vasily Shabanov

Singer, Guitarist

The Nailings Stolen Colors

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In a YouTube video by Vasily Shabanov, he is seen using the Meinl TA1A-AB Tambourine during the recording process of his band's album "Get Something Going," dated May 4, 2016.

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