Schalloch 700.M 10" Djembe Medium

Great for beginners

Got this for me but also wanted something my kids could play, we all use it and it’s great.

Love this Djembe

I bought this to play with my kids.

They love it. Its been taking a lot of abuse too.

Very well made. Sounds great.

Very good Djembé

I love my new Djembé from Schalloch! It sounds quite professional, it's sturdy, well built. It sounds low, just like I wanted it.

It's a fine djembe

For it's price it's a pretty nice drum. The sound is fine if a little lower than I like, but that's fixable. I'd reccomend that to everyone who'd like to start their djembe adventure.

Absolute pleasure: Schalloch 700.M 10'' Djembe.

I was looking for a good percussion instrument. out of all, I chose Djembe, it's easy to lean and understand the different frequencies which It produces and I am glad the I chose the 10'' Schalloch. Key points will definitely be the structure good quality of Mahogany wood, hand carved which is distinctively observed and Goat skin diaphragm/cover which is till date good, its been more than 6 months now and most importantly the sound it produces is absolute pleasure.

Good djembe

I don't have much experience with djembe, but I didn't have any problems with this one, so I conclude it's good.

Great little djembe :)

Funny so small in hand, but delivers a great sound! I use it for live shows and studio sessions. Still use a 12" though for deeper and sharper sounds, but this 10" is a great 2nd djembe and can be used to add extra colour to performances.

my second Schalloch djembe

I was very satisfied with my 08" Schalloch djembe and now wanted a djembe with a somewhat deeper tone, without sacrificing the high tone which the 08" has. The obvious step was to go one size higher to the Schalloch 10" and "voila"- For me, the perfect combination of high and middle tones in one djembe. Schalloch - Satisfaction guaranteed.

As first drum

Quite ok for your first drum - cheap and small. Skilled drummer can make it sound really nice, but an intermediate might find it hard to master her/his technique with this kind of djembe. Beginners will be pleased enough.

Has lasted three years of active use

Plays really well. I don't like the wood patterns, how they look or feel but that's just cosmetic. Haven't had to tune it yet. Am a bit worried about getting replacement heads/skins when the current one breaks - make sure you can get them from somewhere!