Meinl FD14IBO bodhrán irlandés 14 x 6 pulgadas

General

Meinl produce two different takes on the bodhran. The Celtic bodhran follows a more traditional line, while the FD14IBO Irish bodhran has a more modern finish and comes fitted with an interior cross that can be gripped for more contemporary playing techniques. The frame has a 14" diameter and a 6" depth to project the traditional, warm and earthy sound provided by the goathide batter head, which can be tuned with the included key, while the damping edge suppresses any unwanted overtones.

Tradition & Technology

The bodhran is played with the hands or with the included tipper: a double-headed beater specific to the bodhran, both ends of which can be used to strike the skin to play fast rhythmic patterns using a special wrist technique. To get a clear idea of the different techniques that can be used, including playing with rods or brushes, see the clips linked under the video tab above. The first two clips also feature the Meinl FD14IBO Irish Bodhran so you can actually hear what this instrument can do.

• mira los dos primeros vídeos para ver una demostración del FD14IBO
• los bodhráns de los dos últimos vídeos se diferencian del Meinl FD14IBO