Panderetas - Panderetas hand made by Elo Molina
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by neftali.rosado » Tue Aug 01, 2006 3:37 am
Hey,
Bomba/Plena lovers these are my new hand made Panderetas hand made by Elo Molina from Canovanas P.R. I was fortunate enough to get his contact info from Tamboricua let me know what you think about the drums and case.
Saludos,
Neftali Rosado
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Bomba/Plena lovers these are my new hand made Panderetas hand made by Elo Molina from Canovanas P.R. I was fortunate enough to get his contact info from Tamboricua let me know what you think about the drums and case.
Saludos,
Neftali Rosado
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by neftali.rosado » Tue Aug 01, 2006 3:40 am
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by neftali.rosado » Tue Aug 01, 2006 3:44 am
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by tamboricua » Wed Aug 02, 2006 12:28 am
Hola Neftali,
Gozando!!!!!
Those panderetas are beautiful. What are their sizes?
Do the three fit in the same bag?
Enjoy,
Jorge Ginorio
Gozando!!!!!
Those panderetas are beautiful. What are their sizes?
Do the three fit in the same bag?
Enjoy,
Jorge Ginorio
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by neftali.rosado » Sat Aug 05, 2006 2:41 am
Tamboricua,
yes they all fit in the same bag I will need to post the exact sizes later.
Best Wishes,
Neftali Rosado
yes they all fit in the same bag I will need to post the exact sizes later.
Best Wishes,
Neftali Rosado
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by neftali.rosado » Sun Aug 06, 2006 10:14 pm
Onile,
I guess the only thing I could say is that you get what you pay for. I went to Barrio San Anton de Ponce and he was the one recommended I had to go with one of the best. I dont thing I paid to much when you consider the quality, tradition and culture involved. I wanted the real deal there was no point in buying a set and not being happy with what I purchased. The drums range in price from $150-$200 each of course if you buy the set you get a better deal.
Saludos,
Neftali Rosado
I guess the only thing I could say is that you get what you pay for. I went to Barrio San Anton de Ponce and he was the one recommended I had to go with one of the best. I dont thing I paid to much when you consider the quality, tradition and culture involved. I wanted the real deal there was no point in buying a set and not being happy with what I purchased. The drums range in price from $150-$200 each of course if you buy the set you get a better deal.
Saludos,
Neftali Rosado
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