Boomerang Berimbao

SKU: 385409-M
GTIN: 4260596211334
Category: Berimbao
Manufacturers: Terré GmbH

Boomerang Berimbao made of tropical hardwood, tunable string, Calabash soundbox, length: 65cm

€ 39,00

incl. 19% VAT , plus (GLS Standard)

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Boomerang Berimbao made of tropical hardwood, tunable string, Calabash soundbox, length: 65cm

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Manufacturer information:

Terré GmbH
Hans-Sachs-Str. 55
Sachsen
Plauen, Deutschland, 08525
service@terre.de
https://www.terre.de

Responsible person:

Terré GmbH
Hans-Sachs-Str. 55
Sachsen
Plauen, Deutschland, 08525
service@terre.de
https://www.terre.de

Shipping weight:	0,41 kg
Item weight:	0,34 kg
Dimensions ( Length × Width × Height ):	69,00 × 17,00 × 17,00 cm
Origin:	ID-Indonesia

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User Manual

Gopichand
Hold the resonator body in one hand and the upper part of the bamboo in the other. The Gopichand should be stable in your hands. Your fingers should be close to the string to strike it. Use your thumb or index finger to gently strike the string. The resonator amplifies the sound produced, which varies depending on the strength and speed of your strike.

Barimbao
The Barimbao is held vertically, with the wire or strings of the instrument facing you. To play it, swing the wire with your hands or a stick, creating a resonant, vibrating sound. You can also gently strike the wire with your fingers or a mallet to vary the timbre. The tension of the wire can be adjusted, affecting the pitch of the instrument. The Barimbao is commonly used in rhythmic music, where its sound plays a fundamental role in the overall sonic texture.

Safety Instructions

Gopichand
When children play with the Gopichand, they should always be supervised. The pointed ends of the bamboo stick can cause injury if mishandled. Ensure that the Gopichand is played on a stable surface and that you are in a safe area to avoid bumps or falls. Do not strike the string too forcefully to avoid breaking it. Do not tighten the string too much when tuning to prevent it from snapping.

Barimbao
Using a Barimbao can involve various safety risks, especially if the instrument is not handled properly. The wire of the Barimbao can be sharp, particularly if it is poorly tensioned or uncovered, leading to cuts on your hands or fingers. The mallet, often used for playing, can also cause injuries if swung too hard or uncontrollably. Improper handling of the instrument, such as holding it at an awkward angle or tipping the Barimbao over, can also lead to injuries. Additionally, prolonged playing without proper posture may lead to ergonomic issues such as tension or strain on the hands, arms, and shoulders. To minimize these risks, the Barimbao should be regularly checked for damage and played safely with attention to posture.

Care Instructions

Gopichand
Regularly check the string for wear or cracks. A damaged string can snap and cause injury, so it should be replaced when necessary. Store the instrument in a place protected from direct sunlight, moisture, and extreme temperatures to prevent damage. After each use, wipe the Gopichand with a dry, soft cloth to remove dirt and dust. Avoid using water or cleaning agents, as they may damage the wood or bamboo.

Barimbao
To keep the Barimbao in good condition, regular maintenance is important. The wire should be re-tightened or replaced as needed to maintain sound quality. The wooden frame of the instrument should also be checked for cracks or damage, as these can affect the sound. To protect the wood from moisture or extreme temperatures, the Barimbao should be stored in a dry, well-ventilated place. If not in use for a long period, it is recommended to cover the instrument carefully to prevent dust and dirt. Make sure your hands are clean and dry before playing to avoid contaminating or wearing down the surface of the instrument. Using soft mallets or fingers to strike the wire can also help extend the life of the instrument.

Disposal Instructions

When disposing of the instrument, it is important to do so in an environmentally responsible way. Check with your local waste disposal service for the proper disposal options.

Disclaimer

The manufacturer is not liable for any damage or injury resulting from the use of this product outside its intended application as a musical instrument or from uses not described in the manual.

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