Subcategories
- Metal Bordonero - Ideal for boxes and drums of 14" or 35.6cm.- 42 chromed steel spirals.- Spirals of low density steel wire.- Separated in metal plate placed with uniform separation.
- Metal Bordonero - Ideal for boxes and drums of 12" or 30.5cm.- 12 chromed steel spirals.- Spirals of low density steel wire.- Separated in metal plate placed with uniform separation.
- Metal Bordonero - Ideal for boxes and drums of 14" or 35.6cm.- 20 chromed steel spirals.- Spirals of low density steel wire.- Separated in metal plate placed with uniform separation.
- Metal Bordonero - Ideal for boxes and drums of 14" or 35.6cm.- 12 chromed steel spirals.- Spirals of low density steel wire.- Separated in metal plate placed with uniform separation.
- Wound copper silk staff.- 1.10 mt long.- Silk in natural color.- Ideal for canopy tammbor.- 6 double snare drums mounted on two chrome metal plates.
- Wound copper silk staff.- 1.10 mt long.- Silk in natural color.- Ideal for Sayónes.- 8 double bass strings mounted on two chrome metal plates.
- Wound copper silk staff.- 1.10 mt long.- Silk in natural color.- Ideal for Palio drum.- 6 double bass strings mounted on two old metal plates.
- Wound copper silk staff.- 1.10 mt long.- Silk in natural color.- Ideal for Sayónes.- 8 double bass strings mounted on two old metal plates.
- Twisted copper silk staff.- 1.10 mt long.- Chrome metal plates.- Silk in Spanish flag color.- Ideal for Sayónes.- 8 double basses mounted on two chrome metal plates.- Weight approx.
- Wound copper silk staff.- 1.10 mt long.- Silk in natural color.- Ideal for Sayónes.- 8 double bass strings mounted on two gold metal plates.
- Wound copper silk staff.- 1.10 mt long.- Old metal plates.- Silk in Spanish flag color.- Ideal for Sayónes.- 8 double bass strings mounted on two old metal plates.- Weight approx.
- Special steel embroidery.- Ideal for boxes and drums of 12" or 30.5cm.- 12 spirals of steel without chrome.- Medium density steel wire spirals.- Separated in metal plate placed with uniform separation.
