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roto-tom, n.|ˈrəʊtəʊtɒm|
Also roto tom, rototom.
[f. roto- + tom-tom n.]
A shell-less drum, tuneable (by rotation) within a range of an octave or more; usu. one of a set.
1968W. J. Schinstine Roto-Tom Solos for Melodic Drummer (TRY Publishing Co.), The Roto-Tom is a unique pitched drum concept... Designed by Mr. Al Payson of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Roto-Tom has been developed by Remo for both professional and school use. 1969Peinkofer & Tannigel Handbk. Percussion Instruments 115 Roto Toms... The number of drums in such sets has so far ranged from 6 to 13 small-sized instruments. 1972E. Richards World of Percussion 45 (caption) Roto Toms. These plastic-headed drums can be tuned quickly by turning the whole drum while putting tension on the head. 1978J. Holland Percussion iv. 111 Rototoms are now in vogue with percussionists in all spheres—from schools to rock groups, marching bands to symphony orchestras. Their portability, size and relatively low cost make them valuable in many ways. 1986Melody Maker 19 Apr. 49/8 (Advt.), Drum kit,..cymbals, plus hard cases and roto toms. |