One of the distinguishing features of a traditional Spanish tambourine, sometimes referred to as a Basque or 'Gypsy' tambourine, are jingles that are fluted (or crinkled). This effectively controls the resonance of the instrument while at the same time adding a focused richness to the sound. The result is an instrument that has a spirited 'folk-like' quality.

The sonority of this instrument can be called 'gritty' and is a little less refined than Grover's other orchestral series tambourines.

Redesigning their solid Ash shell to mimic some of the vintage instruments in their collection, Grover Pro replaced individual jingle slots with three wide channels that house four pairs of jingles each. This single-row instrument has a total of 24 hand-fluted silver alloy jingles. A natural skin head that is slightly thicker helps dampen the head sound while at the same time provides an textured surface on which to execute finger rolls.

Lightweight and easy to manipulate, the Grover Pro Percussion Spanish Silver Tambourine is perfect for pieces which call for a 'rustic' yet professional sounding tambourine. This instrument will surely add a unique and valuable sound color to any percussionist's sound palette.

Features include:

• Solid Ash single-row hardwood shell
  
• 24 Hand-fluted silver jingles
  
• Natural skin head
  
• Captive pin system

Grover Pro Percussion's model T1/SS 'Spanish Silver' single row tambourine has a manufacturer suggested retail price (MSRP) of $ 180 USD.

Since 1980 Grover Pro tambourines have been used by world's finest orchestras. Their tambourines can also be heard on hits by top contemporary artists like Taylor Swift, Jason Aldean, and Josh Groban among others.