Drum-maker

Makers and sellers of percussion instruments
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Bell, church . . . . . 25₲
::————Huge
Bell, dinner . . . . . 2₲10
::————As seen in fish restaurants
Bell, hand . . . . . 1₲
::————Not just for holiday donations
Bell, ship's . . . . . 5₲
::————Also suitable for fire alarms
Bell, small . . . . . 10ƒ
::————Jingle-jingle
Bongos . . . . . 12ƒ
Castanets, pair . . . . . 3ƒ
Changgo . . . . . 2₲11
Chimes . . . . . 2₲10
Clappers, bone, pair . . . . . 1ƒ
Clappers, wood, pair . . . . . 2ƒ
::————These use the hollow of your hand as a resonating space.
Cylinder drum . . . . . 2₲
Cymbals . . . . . 2₲
Friction drum . . . . . 1₲
Glockenspiel . . . . . 8₲5
Gong, large . . . . . 15₲
::————This gong is big. Any bigger and we'd have to reclass this musical instrument as architecture. This is properly called a nipple gong. Stop giggling. Stop it.
Gong, medium . . . . . 2₲
::————This is the bossed variety, about two or three feet across.
Gong, small . . . . . 1₲10
::————Properly called a pasi gong, this instrument is only a foot to 15 inches in diameter.
Kettledrum . . . . . 3₲2
Naker . . . . . 3₲10
Rattle, bone . . . . . 6ƒ
Rattle, gourd . . . . . 4ƒ
Rattle, sistrum . . . . . 1₲
Scraper . . . . . 1ƒ
::————What they used for a washboard sound before they actually invented washboards
Side drum . . . . . 1₲10
Slit drum . . . . . 4₲
::————This is a drum made out of a tree. Even hollowed out, it's still about 80-100 pounds of wood.
Tabor . . . . . 2₲
Talking drum . . . . . 2₲
Tam-tam . . . . . 2₲
::————This is a flat unbossed gong. This has nothing to do with the little crackers.
Tambourine . . . . . 12ƒ
Tom-tom . . . . . 3₲
::————Further evidence that early instrument names are onomatopoeia
Triangle . . . . . 10ƒ
::————Favoured by Ed Grimley, and used to signal that lunch is ready
Xylophone, wooden . . . . . 6₲
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