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Rhythm Tech True Colors Tambourines are high quality instruments manufactured in the USA. These round tambourines feature a molded handle that increases the ease of playing. They are available in either an 8" single row style with 7 pairs of jingles, or in a 10" double row model with 16 pairs of jingles. Available color choices are Black, White, Red, Cobalt Blue, and Yellow.

The Rhythm Tech Tambourine, with legendary shape and cushioned grip, has made it the most popular instrument of its kind in the world. Nothing else feels or sounds like a Rhythm Tech! Available with nickel steel jingles. Buy Good & Do Good With the purchase of this limited edition pink tambourine , a donation will be made to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc. Do the right thing and help us help this important cause. Find out more about this great organization and Breast Cancer at: www. nationalbreastcan cer.org .

Representing a major advancement in the art and science of percussion, the Rhythm Tech Pro Tambourine is destined to become the professional standard for sound, feel, and performance. Rhythm Tech Pro Tambourine Features Made of advanced synthetic materials Computer assisted design and manufacturing methods Completely redesigned and ergonomic handle More efficient jingle placement Improved balance Resilient over-molded GLS playing edge Includes case The Handle Completely redesigned from the ground up, the handle is a marvel of ergonomics. Rhythm Tech used two design firms that specialize in designing handles and grips for sporting goods, medical devices and tools to develop the most comfortable and, easy-to-hold handle ever offered for a tambourine. Together we determined the shape, width, length and circumference of the design using over 200 measurement points of eight different human hand sizes and proportions. The handle not only feels great, but also controls the instrument better so that less effort is required to play. The Edge The Pro features an overmolded soft playing edge. The material is molded onto both sides of the frame along with the handle to form a seamless permanent playing surface. You'll notice that there are no pin holes coming through the edge. We achieve this smooth continuous edge by over-molding the soft surface after the tambourine is assembled. This creates a playing surface that provides unparalleled comfort for high volume situations while allowing more subtle control for softer ones. The edge also makes finger rolls easier than ever to execute. Jingles Another innovation, Stainless Steel jingles. Stainless Steel is a harder more durable material that has a truer fundamental pitch. That means less overtones and longer sustain. These jingles have more volume to really cut through. The Pro is also available with our traditional Brass Jingles. Brass has a deeper, chunkier sound that sounds great for recording. Balance Point We adjusted the center of gravity of the instrument ever so slightly so that it would feel lighter and more responsive. The actual shape was modified to move the handle closer in towards the center. In addition the profile of the new handle brings your fingers to a point just past the geometric center. This allows you to drive the instrument with less moment of force. That's what makes it feel more responsive. And finally we completely changed the layout of the jingles. Now they are grouped on the arc to react faster so that you get more sound with less effort. Case The Pro is packaged in it's own tough Poly Propylene case. We designed the Case to protect the Pro in travel situations. Like bouncing around a trap case or Trick Bag filled with all your other essentials. Inside there's a compartment that will hold an Eggz Shaker, or other small easily lost accessories.

Representing a major advancement in the art and science of percussion, the Rhythm Tech Pro Tambourine is destined to become the professional standard for sound, feel, and performance. Rhythm Tech Pro Tambourine Features Made of advanced synthetic materials Computer assisted design and manufacturing methods Completely redesigned and ergonomic handle More efficient jingle placement Improved balance Resilient over-molded GLS playing edge Includes case The Handle Completely redesigned from the ground up, the handle is a marvel of ergonomics. Rhythm Tech used two design firms that specialize in designing handles and grips for sporting goods, medical devices and tools to develop the most comfortable and, easy-to-hold handle ever offered for a tambourine. Together we determined the shape, width, length and circumference of the design using over 200 measurement points of eight different human hand sizes and proportions. The handle not only feels great, but also controls the instrument better so that less effort is required to play. The Edge The Pro features an overmolded soft playing edge. The material is molded onto both sides of the frame along with the handle to form a seamless permanent playing surface. You'll notice that there are no pin holes coming through the edge. We achieve this smooth continuous edge by over-molding the soft surface after the tambourine is assembled. This creates a playing surface that provides unparalleled comfort for high volume situations while allowing more subtle control for softer ones. The edge also makes finger rolls easier than ever to execute. Jingles Another innovation, Stainless Steel jingles. Stainless Steel is a harder more durable material that has a truer fundamental pitch. That means less overtones and longer sustain. These jingles have more volume to really cut through. The Pro is also available with our traditional Brass Jingles. Brass has a deeper, chunkier sound that sounds great for recording. Balance Point We adjusted the center of gravity of the instrument ever so slightly so that it would feel lighter and more responsive. The actual shape was modified to move the handle closer in towards the center. In addition the profile of the new handle brings your fingers to a point just past the geometric center. This allows you to drive the instrument with less moment of force. That's what makes it feel more responsive. And finally we completely changed the layout of the jingles. Now they are grouped on the arc to react faster so that you get more sound with less effort. Case The Pro is packaged in it's own tough Poly Propylene case. We designed the Case to protect the Pro in travel situations. Like bouncing around a trap case or Trick Bag filled with all your other essentials. Inside there's a compartment that will hold an Eggz Shaker, or other small easily lost accessories.

The legendary shape of the Original Rhythm Tech Tambourine, with its cushioned grip, has made it the most popular instrument of its kind in the world. Nothing else feels or sounds like a Rhythm Tech! These tambourines have polished brass jingles, but they are also available with nickel steel jingles.

Made of tough ABS material, the Rhythm Tech RT1210 Solo Tambourine will stand up to hard playing and keep sounding great! The RT1210 Solo has a narrower handle and frame with a single row of eight pairs of jingles (the same quality jingles found on the standard Rhythm Tech Tambourine). Younger players, or anyone who wants a fun, easy to play tambourine will love the RT1210 Solo.

Representing a major advancement in the art and science of percussion, the Rhythm Tech Pro Tambourine is destined to become the professional standard for sound, feel, and performance. Rhythm Tech Pro Tambourine Features Made of advanced synthetic materials Computer assisted design and manufacturing methods Completely redesigned and ergonomic handle More efficient jingle placement Improved balance Resilient over-molded GLS playing edge Includes case The Handle Completely redesigned from the ground up, the handle is a marvel of ergonomics. Rhythm Tech used two design firms that specialize in designing handles and grips for sporting goods, medical devices and tools to develop the most comfortable and, easy-to-hold handle ever offered for a tambourine. Together we determined the shape, width, length and circumference of the design using over 200 measurement points of eight different human hand sizes and proportions. The handle not only feels great, but also controls the instrument better so that less effort is required to play. The Edge The Pro features an overmolded soft playing edge. The material is molded onto both sides of the frame along with the handle to form a seamless permanent playing surface. You'll notice that there are no pin holes coming through the edge. We achieve this smooth continuous edge by over-molding the soft surface after the tambourine is assembled. This creates a playing surface that provides unparalleled comfort for high volume situations while allowing more subtle control for softer ones. The edge also makes finger rolls easier than ever to execute. Jingles Another innovation, Stainless Steel jingles. Stainless Steel is a harder more durable material that has a truer fundamental pitch. That means less overtones and longer sustain. These jingles have more volume to really cut through. The Pro is also available with our traditional Brass Jingles. Brass has a deeper, chunkier sound that sounds great for recording. Balance Point We adjusted the center of gravity of the instrument ever so slightly so that it would feel lighter and more responsive. The actual shape was modified to move the handle closer in towards the center. In addition the profile of the new handle brings your fingers to a point just past the geometric center. This allows you to drive the instrument with less moment of force. That's what makes it feel more responsive. And finally we completely changed the layout of the jingles. Now they are grouped on the arc to react faster so that you get more sound with less effort. Case The Pro is packaged in it's own tough Poly Propylene case. We designed the Case to protect the Pro in travel situations. Like bouncing around a trap case or Trick Bag filled with all your other essentials. Inside there's a compartment that will hold an Eggz Shaker, or other small easily lost accessories.

Solo Series Tambourines have a narrower handle and frame with a single row of eight pairs of jingles. Younger players, or anyone who wants a fun, will love this easy to play Solo Tambourine. Made of tough ABS material, the Solo will stand up to plenty of hard playing and still sound great!

The Rhythm Tech Tambourine, with legendary shape and cushioned grip, has made it the most popular instrument of its kind in the world. Nothing else feels or sounds like a Rhythm Tech! Available with nickel steel jingles.

The DST is the first tambourine designed specifically for the drummer! A unique polymer Edge widens the playing surface, reduces stick noise and withstands an incredible beating. Other features include a quick-release wing screw and improved mount for “easy-on / easy-off” and increased stability.

The Rhythm Tech Hat Trick is a Tambourine designed for mounting on Hi-Hat pull rods. Their light weight and small diameter allow intricate patterns to be played without altering the feel of the Hi-Hat pedal. Rhythm Tech has been in the business of making percussion add-ons and many other things for years now. They have been behind some the most innovative designs in use by drummers and percussionists today. The original Hat Trick features eight pairs of nickel jingles and the Double Hat Trick has sixteen. Both models are available with polished brass jingles. Constructed from an all-steel frame with a black, powder coat finish. A low profile mount and wing screw on both models take up little space on the pull rod and make it fast and easy to remove the instrument. Rhythm Tech History OK - Here's how it all started When Richard Taninbaum went into The Power Station, one of New York's most famous recording studios for a session with producer and engineer Bob Clearmountain, little did he know that he would leave with an idea that would revolutionize the world of percussion. A full-time drummer and percussionist whose album credits include hits with such artists as Herbie Mann, Ben E. King, and Eddie Kendricks; Taninbaum explains, 'I was laying down a tambourine track that was over 15 minutes long. After a couple of takes my arm got so tired that I couldn't continue. I felt pretty bad but Bob (Clearmountain) told me that my problem was no different than any other percussionist's. I was really determined to find a way to make a tambourine that didn't feel as heavy and was easier to play ... but still sounded good.' Based on his years of experience, Taninbaum realized that the shape of the conventional, round tambourine was a flaw that had to be overcome. Since most tambourines used were headless - the round shape was no longer necessary. This round shape placed all the weight out in front, that made them uncomfortable and very tiring to play. Taninbaum concluded that if he could hold the tambourine in the center of the circle, it would have better balance and be much easier to play even for long periods of time. He then took the basic crescent shape design and turned the idea into a prototype that enhanced playing comfort even more with the addition of a cushioned grip. Before this, the only option for players was to hold a tambourine on the hard, outside edge.

The Rhythm Tech Hat Trick is a Tambourine designed for mounting on Hi-Hat pull rods. Their light weight and small diameter allow intricate patterns to be played without altering the feel of the Hi-Hat pedal. Rhythm Tech has been in the business of making percussion add-ons and many other things for years now. They have been behind some the most innovative designs in use by drummers and percussionists today. The original Hat Trick features eight pairs of nickel jingles and the Double Hat Trick has sixteen. Both models are available with polished brass jingles. Constructed from an all-steel frame with a black, powder coat finish. A low profile mount and wing screw on both models take up little space on the pull rod and make it fast and easy to remove the instrument. Rhythm Tech History OK - Here's how it all started When Richard Taninbaum went into The Power Station, one of New York's most famous recording studios for a session with producer and engineer Bob Clearmountain, little did he know that he would leave with an idea that would revolutionize the world of percussion. A full-time drummer and percussionist whose album credits include hits with such artists as Herbie Mann, Ben E. King, and Eddie Kendricks; Taninbaum explains, 'I was laying down a tambourine track that was over 15 minutes long. After a couple of takes my arm got so tired that I couldn't continue. I felt pretty bad but Bob (Clearmountain) told me that my problem was no different than any other percussionist's. I was really determined to find a way to make a tambourine that didn't feel as heavy and was easier to play ... but still sounded good.' Based on his years of experience, Taninbaum realized that the shape of the conventional, round tambourine was a flaw that had to be overcome. Since most tambourines used were headless - the round shape was no longer necessary. This round shape placed all the weight out in front, that made them uncomfortable and very tiring to play. Taninbaum concluded that if he could hold the tambourine in the center of the circle, it would have better balance and be much easier to play even for long periods of time. He then took the basic crescent shape design and turned the idea into a prototype that enhanced playing comfort even more with the addition of a cushioned grip. Before this, the only option for players was to hold a tambourine on the hard, outside edge.