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2nd July 2009
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| Lives for gear  | How do buy a real Djembe? So many fakes, What is the issue if I buy a great Djembe for $150?
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22nd July 2009
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| Gear interested Join Date: Jul 2009
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| you can buy one for $129 at guitar center. its called a mali djembe. its hand carved in africa. |
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23rd July 2009
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| Gear addict  Join Date: Apr 2009
Posts: 305
| My buddy has had one of the one's Dustin mentioned for a while. Sounds great, changing the head is kind of a b*tch because of the knots you have to tie.... but, besides that, it's definitely a trooper! Been out to all of the parties for the past two or three years, countless hands have beat it, and it's still begging for more! Get yo slap on, my friend!  -Justin |
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