Description

The Guiro is one of the scraping instruments or scrapers. With these instruments, the sound is produced by scraping on a toothed or heavily corrugated surface. These instruments are always accompanied by a non-sounding stick (mallet), which you stroke over the grooved surface to produce the characteristic sound.

There are two holes in the body for the correct hand position, which make it easier to hold on and even possible for children. The Rohema Guiro is made from beech wood from local forests and finished with a wafer-thin layer of varnish. It is 310 millimeters long and has a diameter of 54 millimeters.

The most important features at a glance:

Material: Beech
Treatment: painted
Color: natural
Length: 310 mm / 12,214
Diameter: 54 mm / 2,128

ROHEMA PERCUSSION has been producing in Markneukirchen since 1888 and is therefore one of the most traditional companies in the industry worldwide. The 5th generation family business is run by master craftsmen Matthias and Andreas Hellinger. Using craftsmanship and modern fully automatic machines, a wide variety of rhythm and percussion instruments, drumsticks, mallets and batons are manufactured from high-quality materials.

Category A-G:

Rohema Small Percussion
Type of Instrument:

Guiro