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Nabaza.net-The MarketPlace - Latin Percussion LPM198 Mini Tunable Wood Conga, Natural
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List Price: $56.00
Our Price: $37.25
Your Save: $ 18.75 ( 33% )
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: Latin Percussion
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Brand: Latin Percussion
Color: Natural
EAN: 0731201561969
Feature: Constructed of kiln dried, environmentally friendly Siam Oak
Label: Latin Percussion
Manufacturer: Latin Percussion
Model: LPM198-AW
Publisher: Latin Percussion
Special Features: Our mini percussion products are replicas of their full size counterparts. Each instrument provides quality sound in a small size. All mini percussion products make great gift items, desk accessories or perfect "tote-able" instruments for playing on the go.
Studio: Latin Percussion
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Features
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Constructed of kiln dried, environmentally friendly Siam Oak
Chrome-plated hardware
Miniature Comfort Curve II rims
Natural, rawhide heads that help produce a clean tone
Attractive yet musical, it can be played or displayed
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Editorial Reviews:
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This conga features kiln dried environmentally friendly Siam Oak, chrome plated hardware, miniature Comfort Curve® II rims, and natural, rawhide heads that help produce a clean tone. LP's mini percussion products are replicas of their full size counterparts. Each instrument provides quality sound in a small size. All mini percussion products make great gift items, desk accessories or perfect "tote-able" instruments for playing on the go. Compact at 11" high, yet musical, it is the percussionist's perfect travel companion.
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Shocking quality in miniature size
Comment: This drum (can it really be called a conga at this size? let's just stick to drum...)
is a real instrument. The construction of the shell and the quality of the head,
hoop and tensioners all indicate that this is not a toy -- it's meant to be played.
But you should know that this a very small drum -- the head diameter is about
3 1/2". So it can't really be played like a conga, especially in terms of getting
any kind of a bass note with the palm of your hand (the palm of your hand
practically covers the entire head). But for what it is, it sounds great. As a finger
drum, it sounds more like something from South Asia than from South or Central
America. Very nice ring tone. I like this drum a lot, but mostly just to fool around
with. I can't imagine it being very useful as an accompaniment to anything other
than maybe a single acoustic guitar, and I can't really imagine it being part of a
larger percussion ensemble. But as a "apartment drum", it's great!
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