Kalimba 17 Key Thumb Piano - Mahogany

Marsoni

M251S

$29.99

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Kalimba 17 Key Thumb Piano - MahoganyThe kalimba, also known as a thumb piano or Mbira, is a traditional African percussion instrument with a distinctive melodic sound. It typically consists of a wooden or resonant metal body with metal tines of varying lengths attached on top. These tines, which are played by plucking with the thumbs or with the metal mallet, are tuned to specific pitches to create a diatonic or chromatic scale. The kalimba often features a resonator box or a hollow

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This shirt was a lot thicker than I imagined. It's built well and fits as intended, but as far as a golf shirt it is quite heavy, and I would feel as though it would cause overheating or sweating. Very thick shirt, possible better for colder golfing days and still look good. I enjoy the color and pattern. It is soft and comfortable, again just a little thinker than anticipated, not a quick dry material, but a fully cotton blend. Decent value for the money and would consider pitching others in the future but most likely not for golfing in general.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2026