Evans DATK Torque Drum Key
£27.99 Inc. Vat
Along with having an ergonomic handle for comfort, a knurled knob for easy head changes, and a non-slip magnetized head, the Torque Key’s handle can be pre-set to release at a specified tension, ensuring even tuning at each lug.
1 in stock (can be backordered)
Along with having an ergonomic handle for comfort, a knurled knob for easy head changes, and a non-slip magnetized head, the Torque Key’s handle can be pre-set to release at a specified tension, ensuring even tuning at each lug.
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
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Brand
Evans
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