Unique buzzing tone for distinct rhythms Internal strings produce a bright buzzing pitch that adds rhythmic texture and extra depth to both ensemble and solo percussion parts. Use the buzz to accent grooves, create sustained shimmer under melodies, or layer complementary rhythms with other percussion. Built for resonant sound and lasting use Birch wood face and a single board sapeli combined with a birch body deliver rich, resonant tones with clear attack and warm sustain. Solid materials provide reliable tone consistency and durability for frequent playing. Portable design for practice and performance Lightweight construction and an included carry bag make it easy to transport and protect your instrument. Fits comfortably into travel gear for rehearsals, jams, outdoor sessions, and street performances. Versatile and musician friendly Blends smoothly with guitars, ukuleles, and other string instruments for band accompaniment or duo work. Well suited for rhythm practice, loop station layering, busking, studio recording, and percussion ensemble use. Why this hand drum solves common needs Adds sonic variety: the internal buzzing strings expand your tonal palette without extra equipment. Durable and consistent: quality wood construction keeps tone stable over time and through frequent use. Easy to move and store: light weight plus a carry bag reduces setup time and protects the instrument on the go. Practical use scenarios Street performance: lightweight with a carry bag for quick setup and an expressive buzzing tone that cuts through acoustic mixes. Small band or duo gigs: pairs with guitars and ukuleles to enrich rhythmic backing and create dynamic interplay. Practice and recording: use the unique buzz to add texture on looped tracks or to train rhythm patterns with a distinct percussive color. Specifications and function Hand drum with internal strings for buzzing pitch, birch face, single board sapeli , birch body, lightweight design, includes carry bag. Intended for percussion ensemble, solo performance, accompaniment, practice, and mobile use.