Is Toca Percussion good?

Toca Freestyle Djembe: Full-Bodied Satisfaction This makes the Freestyle djembe amongst the lightest and the most durable models on the market. The PVC shell produces a bright resonance that allows for easy tone production and makes the drum an excellent choice for school programs and drum circles.

Is Toca a good brand?

Toca Synergy Toca Percussion is another leading company on the market for drums and accessories. They make great student and more advanced models. This model is made of maple shells and is 28″ long with 10″ and 11″ natural rawhide heads.

Who distributes Toca percussion?

Today, Toca is proud to be a part of the RBimusic Family and we are still committed to always offering the player a distinctive choice in style, design, and sound.

Where are Toca congas made?

Thailand
Toca is committed to being Green and environmentally-friendly. The wood we use is harvested from a plantation in Thailand, where our drums are then lathed and handcrafted by local musicians.

Where is Toca made?

Stockholm, Sweden
The Toca Boca apps are made in our studio in Stockholm, Sweden.

Is Toca a good djembe?

Best Wood Djembe For Kids Toca are a well known producer of affordable percussion instruments. This drum weighs in at 5.5 lbs (2.5 kg) and is 16″ tall. Carved from a single piece of mahogany, it has grooves inside which eliminate overtones, giving this drum a well rounded sound.

Are Toca congas any good?

MusicRadar Verdict. Toca has done a particularly fine job with these ‘new traditionals’ and considering their impressive, quality construction and truly professional sound, they really do represent exceptional value for money.

How old is Nari from Toca Life?

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Age in TLS	10
Nari likes	Spying on people, ice cream, holidays, poetry
Nari hates	Time, homework, spiders

What are Jamaican drums called?

steelpan
The steelpan (also known as a pan, steel drum, and sometimes, collectively with other musicians, as a steelband or steel orchestra) is a musical instrument originating from Trinidad and Tobago. Steelpan musicians are called pannists.

Why are drums called toms?

Native american ceremonial drums were referred to as tom toms because of the sound they produced. that name stuck for non-snare drums. In the early 20th century imported drums from China without snares were called China Toms. Originally part of the trap set they began being mounted on bass drums early in the century.