TAAL Professional 4KG Copper Tabla Set

DESCRIPTION

TAAL tablas are meticulously and consciously crafted in Varanasi, India. This set includes a professional quality 4KG Copper Bayan / Dugga and an environmentally-friendly Dayan / Tabla, made from sustainably harvested Neem wood. Our sets are custom assembled per order with Dayan dimensions available in 5, 5.25, 5.5, 5.75, and 6 inch sizes. For tonal samples, please watch the videos below.

Includes:

- FREE Shipping Inside US (lower 48 only)
- Cushions, Covers, Gig bag, Pulling Tool, and Heavy Tuning Hammer
- One month FREE access at Bhakti Breakfast Club -- classes on tabla, harmonium, and more!

Played with TAAL 5 inch Tabla

Played with TAAL 5.25 inch Tabla

Played with TAAL 5.5 inch Tabla

Played with TAAL 5.75 inch Tabla

Played with TAAL 6 inch Tabla

PRODUCT SPECS:

BAYAN / DUGGA SPECS:
- Overall Dimensions: 11 (h) x 12.5 (w) inches
- Head Size: 9 inch
- Weight: ~4 kg / 9 lbs.
- Construction: Copper

DAYAN SPECS:
- Overall Dimensions: 11.5 (h) x 7-8 inches
- Head Size: 5-6 inch sizes available
- Weight: 9-10 lbs.
- Construction: Neem

SHIPPING AND STORE INFO

SHIPPING: Your instrument will arrive safely, and if it doesn't, we'll take care of it. Our packing methods have ensured that over 99% of the instruments we ship arrive undamaged. Should things not go perfectly, we will get you a replacement, refund, part or whatever is necessary. No problem.

STORE: Old Delhi Music carefully curates a selection of only fine quality ethnic musical instruments. Our business is family owned and operated in Urbana, IL since 2010.

DISCLAIMER

While much of India is rapidly advancing, the Indian instrument manufacturing process remains very old school. From touch ups to tuning, much of what we do at Old Delhi Music is add a layer of quality control to an otherwise non-standardized production process.

We wrote to ensure customers understand and might appreciate this vintage production style, the unique products we carry, and how we're working to ensure genuine quality, despite the odds. It's a quick read, and definitely worthwhile for anyone considering the purchase of a traditional Indian instrument.

Thank you,
Old Delhi Music