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Encyclopedia > Ashiko

An Ashiko is a kind of drum shaped like a truncated cone and meant to be played with bare hands.


The ashiko drum is played throughout sub-Sarahan Africa and the Cuba, it is known as the Boku and is played during carnivals and street parades called Comparsas.


Some consider the ashiko to be male and the djembe female.




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Aconga Drums and Percussion by Wildwood Instruments - Ashikos (196 words)
With a goatskin head, the ashiko can have a crisp, sharp sound much like a djembe.
All ashikos have African style tuning system made with high strength, low stretch rope.
Ashikos have a wonderful deep bass, clear mid-tones and a crackling slap.
ASHIKOS & TALKING DRUMS (62 words)
Ashiko rope tension with two wooden shell and matching rope, natural skin head with fur.
Ashiko rope tension with white wood shell and matching rope, natural skin head with fur.
Ashiko rope tension with two wooden shell with powder coated hardware and chrome plated rods, natural skin head.
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