High Bass Darbukas

Feel the ground shake with Goldesi's impressive High Bass Darbukas. Also known as Dohollas, these larger-than-life instruments are designed to produce deep, sustaining low frequencies that serve as the foundation of any percussion ensemble. Whether you are accompanying a Turkish Darbuka soloist or laying down the groove for a band, we ship these powerful percussion instruments securely worldwide.

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Urban Cast | Standard Aluminum Turkish Darbuka (Size No. 5)
Urban Cast | Standard Aluminum Turkish Darbuka (Size No. 5)
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Urban Cast | Standard Aluminum Turkish Darbuka (Size No. 5)
Sale price $131.88
Regular price $227.88
Cherry Mammoth | 25cm Bass Egyptian Darbuka
Cherry Mammoth | 25cm Bass Egyptian Darbuka
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Cherry Mammoth | 25cm Bass Egyptian Darbuka
Sale price $213.48
Regular price $317.88
Yellow Mammoth | 25cm Bass Egyptian Darbuka
Yellow Mammoth | 25cm Bass Egyptian Darbuka
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Yellow Mammoth | 25cm Bass Egyptian Darbuka
Sale price $213.48
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Scarlet Crackle | 23cm (9.0in) Turkish Style Percussion (Size No. 5)
Scarlet Crackle | 23cm (9.0in) Turkish Style Percussion (Size No. 5)
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Scarlet Crackle | 23cm (9.0in) Turkish Style Percussion (Size No. 5)
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Amber Mottled | 23cm (9.0in) Turkish Style Percussion (Size No. 5)
Amber Mottled | 23cm (9.0in) Turkish Style Percussion (Size No. 5)
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Amber Mottled | 23cm (9.0in) Turkish Style Percussion (Size No. 5)
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Perfect for rhythm anchors who crave deep, earth-shaking beats

Details About High Bass Darbukas

The High Bass Darbuka, frequently referred to as the Doholla, is the heavyweight anchor of Middle Eastern rhythm. Distinguished by its expansive head diameter (typically exceeding 25cm) and elongated body, this instrument is engineered to generate profound, resonant bass notes that you can feel in your chest. While standard 8 Inch Darbukas provide the sharp, cracking highs for solo improvisation, the Bass Darbuka fills the sonic spectrum with a warm, enveloping low-end. It is the essential counterpart in any professional ensemble, providing the pulse that holds the music together.

Our collection features Bass Darbukas in various premium materials to suit different acoustic needs. We offer heavy cast aluminum models that project volume clearly in large venues, and authentic Clay Darbukas in bass sizes for those seeking the ultimate organic, earthy thrum. Because of their larger surface area, these drums allow for unique playing techniques, including complex finger rolls and deep sustain effects not possible on smaller Mini Darbukas. They are serious instruments for serious percussionists who understand the importance of sonic depth.

Shipping a High Bass Darbuka is a logistical challenge that Goldesi handles with expertise. These drums are significantly heavier and bulkier than standard models. We utilize custom-reinforced packaging and heavy-duty cushioning to ensure that your instrument—whether it is a large Egyptian Doumbek style or a Turkish Bass—arrives in the USA, Europe, or Asia without a scratch. To protect your investment, we strongly advise purchasing a specialized hard case from our accessories collection, or looking for a comprehensive deal in our Bundle & Save section.

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Frequently Asked Questions about High Bass Darbukas

Welcome to the FAQ guide for our High Bass Darbukas. Here, we explain the acoustic properties of these large-diameter drums and how they differ from standard solo instruments found in our best sellers list.

We also address the logistics of shipping such heavy items internationally and help you find the correct large-sized accessories for maintenance.

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