Tambourine Bambam model 65077 — musical hand percussion, battery-operated, 16×16×6 cm

The Bambam tambourine model 65077 is a compact, battery-operated hand percussion instrument designed for rhythm accompaniment and children's musical play. Measuring 16×16×6 cm, the tambourine combines traditional jingles with an electronic drive that produces amplified or automated effects, allowing consistent sound and easy volume control in small group settings. The lightweight body and ergonomic shape make it simple to hold and shake, while the battery-powered mechanism adds options for steady beats or programmed patterns without requiring external amplification.

Advantages

The battery-operated mechanism delivers stable, repeatable rhythmic effects and can supplement manual playing with automated patterns. Its compact dimensions and low weight make it portable and suitable for classroom use, rehearsals, and parties. The presence of metal jingles preserves the familiar tambourine timbre while the electronic drive enables increased sound projection and consistent tempo. Designed with children's use in mind, it offers straightforward operation and durable construction for frequent handling.

Suitable for

• Music education and early childhood rhythm exercises
• Rehearsals, accompaniment for small ensembles and singers
• Parties, interactive group activities and recreational music
• Therapeutic music sessions and motor skills development

Key specifications

• Type: hand tambourine with electronic drive
• Dimensions: 16 × 16 × 6 cm
• Power: battery-operated (internal battery compartment)
• Construction: lightweight handheld frame with metal jingles
• Sound characteristics: combination of acoustic jingles and electronic amplified/automated effects

How to use

Hold the tambourine by the frame with a comfortable grip and activate the battery-operated mechanism using the designated switch or button. Use wrist and forearm motions to produce conventional shaking or striking rhythms while engaging the electronic drive for steady or amplified patterns. Adjust playing technique—shaking, tapping, or striking the frame with fingers or palm—to vary volume and articulation. Turn off the electronic mechanism when manual playing is preferred or to conserve battery life.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged sessions, use fresh batteries and keep an extra set available. Combine manual playing with the electronic drive for dynamic accompaniment; test different grip positions and striking points to find the desired balance between acoustic jingle and electronic effect. Store in a dry place and avoid exposure to strong impacts to preserve jingles and internal components.