<![CDATA[Djembefola - Djembe Forum Blogs Feed]]> http://djembefola.com/board/blog/view/recent_comments_feed-ATOM_limit-5_sid-d3e442a0a52101900ff3a12f26e068db.html 2013-06-20T04:16:34-05:00 <![CDATA[Re: Red Tweneboa Djembe Review]]> http://djembefola.com/board/blog/Kaitaro/index_b-109_sid-d3e442a0a52101900ff3a12f26e068db.html 2013-01-06T05:27:39-06:00 2013-01-06T05:27:39-06:00 <![CDATA[Re: Red Tweneboa Djembe Review]]> http://djembefola.com/board/blog/michi/index_b-108_sid-d3e442a0a52101900ff3a12f26e068db.html 2013-01-04T04:00:05-06:00 2013-01-04T04:00:05-06:00
http://launch.dir.groups.yahoo.com/grou ... sage/18921

As I said in my review, I can't know for certain whether the shell was made on a lathe. All I noticed were a few faint perfectly horizontal tool marks, such as you would get when turning a shell on a lathe. But, as you say, it's entirely possible for the marks to have come from the sanding. The marks are only visible if you look very closely, and in no way detract from the beauty of the shell. And, as I said, I have no problem with lathe-turned shells. I see no reason why you couldn't make them that way....

[ Continued ]]]> <![CDATA[RE: Red Tweneboa Djembe Review]]> http://djembefola.com/board/blog/aiduenu/index_b-107_sid-d3e442a0a52101900ff3a12f26e068db.html 2013-01-03T05:06:40-06:00 2013-01-03T05:06:40-06:00
michi wrote:
The Latin species name for Tweneboa is Cordia platythyrsa. The tree occurs all over West Africa, including Ghana, Guinea, and Côte d'Ivoire (among other countries). The tree grows to 30 m in height, with a diameter of 1 m. Tweneboa is available in three different grades: white, yellow, and red. The different grades come from the same tree; white Tweneboa from the top section, yellow Tweneboa from the middle section, and red Tweneboa from the section near the bottom.


Michi.


Point of correction

As you rightly said twineaboa has 3 types red/dark, Yellow and white. but in my life time i have never seen a single twineboah tree with 3 colors as indicate from your review from en.wikipedia.org this is a nwes to me by the way what i know for sure is that, Red/dark twineboa come from an old single male tree which will be about ...

[ Continued ]]]> <![CDATA[Re: Where have all the notation web pages gone?]]> http://djembefola.com/board/blog/michi/index_b-106_sid-d3e442a0a52101900ff3a12f26e068db.html 2012-12-04T04:58:19-06:00 2012-12-04T04:58:19-06:00 http://www.paulnas.eu/wap/

There is quite a lot on that site, including cultural background. I have no idea what happened to djansa.be…

Michi.]]> <![CDATA[Re: new skin]]> http://djembefola.com/board/blog/ladydjembe/index_b-105_sid-d3e442a0a52101900ff3a12f26e068db.html 2012-11-18T18:24:27-06:00 2012-11-18T18:24:27-06:00 I am in Milton Keynes and I know of someone who will do a good job in Margate.
You can always carrier your drum over for around £7 using interparcel.com]]>