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syndrum|ˈsɪndrəm|
[f. synthesizer + drum n.1]
A drum designed with electronic means of amplification or alteration of pitch, etc.
1979Oxford Times 28 Sept. 22 The drummer used syndrums more inventively than most disco arrangers. 1980Musicians Only 26 Apr. 13/6 There's a Sonor drumkit, syndrums, and a whole range of Latin percussion. 1981Guardian 13 July 9/1 They dressed up the reggae beat with subtle use of electronic ‘syn drums’ borrowed from the disco world. |