KOSHKASHMOUSSA Unboxing & Demo!

#asalato #kashaka #review
Hey everyone :) thought I might highlight some cool asalato makers/sellers from around the world so you can check out what's available. Starting today with Kosh Kash Moussa! Let me know what you think, and what other brands I should cover on the channel!
PS forgive the autofocus weirdness, I did my best to tidy it up haha
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Cheers!

[@detlefsuenberg5868]

Thank you very much. We have one pair. They look so good, but for very first beginners they are to difficult to handling. (Sorry about my english.) We bought two pairs in Canada, beech wood. Es ist immer noch schwer, sie zu spielen bzw. zu fangen. 😊 Again, thank you for your videos and the fun to listen , to see and to "play". Herzliche Grüße und beste Wünsche

[@PeteGalea]

Thanks for watching!

[@TheChrisVella]

Good to see you back brother. Great video and can't wait for more! 😁

[@PeteGalea]

Thank you so much bro 😻 excited to make more!

[@cosimogentili7027]

❤❤

[@PeteGalea]

😻😻

[@alancarter4525]

Interesting. Through my phone there’s little difference between the plastic and real. I’ve had the same UK ones for about 6 months and no sign of damage and of course being able to replace the string is essential unless you have a ready supply of the ‘proper’ ones. Having been using the smooth plastic, what are the real ones like to click together? I see some people using ones that are much larger and they seem to sound as strong with the clicks as they are when they spin and click. I just wonder how the larger ones would change my technique. The ones I really want to try are made in Singapore (Singapore Asalato I think). Hand made, durable, adjustable and polished smooth. Don’t know how to get them to here in Portugal through customs is a nightmare. Do you know of these ones. Cheers.

[@alancarter4525]

Also, with the larger ones it looks like you can do a spinning hit so that the one moving hits while passing the other. I just end up with bruises if I try with the small size 😂

[@PeteGalea]

I'd say the real ones are very satisfying to play, but are far less consistent in size, shape and weight. And in terms of a larger size allowing you to do different rhythms and tricks, I'm not too sure because I don't have big hands.. experiment and let us know! 😁 thanks