Diamond Jubilee Mini Lanbeg Drums Now Available

May 11, 2012 - PRLog -- Check out the two colorful Mini Lambeg Drums just released for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. One features Queen Elizabeth II in her Jubilee year and the other the Official Diamond Jubilee Logo.

LAMBEG DRUM HISTORY.

The Lambeg Drum is a large Drum (36" diameter x 24" deep approximately) used mainly in Northern Ireland. It gets it's name from the village of Lambeg just outside the city of Lisburn in County Antrim where the drum was supposed to have been used for the first time. It is also known as a Killyman, Slasher or Tibbie. Giving a sound of over 120 dB it is one of the world's loudest acoustic instruments. It is carried by the Drummer using a neck harness and weighs around 40 lbs. It is beaten with a pair of curved malacca canes.
Mini Lambeg Drum

UNIQUE SOUVENIRS.

These are bought by a wide variety of customers throughout the world. Some use them as presents to send to friends in far away places while many order them personalised with details of their home town, Orange or AOH Lodge, their football team and there is an option for those interested in the RMS Titanic. Currently  orders are flooding in from across the world for the Royal Wedding Mini Lambeg Drum. They all come complete with a simulated neck collar and a pair of sticks. They are 4.5" diameter x 4" deep.

As manufacturers of these mini Lambegs they are unique to
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