Hand Percussion · Models

7 models

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  Meinl Woodcraft Congas

  Hand percussion

  Woodcraft congas use American white oak staves and Meinl's tuning hardware, and sit at the professional end of a catalogue that runs a very long way down in price.

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  LP Classic Conga

  Hand percussion

  The Classic is the conga most people picture: Siam oak staves, LP's Comfort Curve rim, and hardware that survives being tuned hard and often. It is the drum against which other production congas are described.

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  Tycoon Master Handcrafted Congas

  Hand percussion

  Master Handcrafted congas are Tycoon's professional drums, with thicker Siam oak staves and hand-selected heads, at prices well below the American brands.

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  Toca Elite Pro Congas

  Hand percussion

  Elite Pro is the top of Toca's range: stave-built wooden shells, heavy hardware, and hand-selected hide heads.

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  Cooperman Rope Tension Field Drum

  Hand percussion

  Cooperman builds rope-tension field drums to period specification for reenactment, early music, and fife and drum corps — the drum as it was before metal tension rods.

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  Gope Atabaque

  Hand percussion · Brazil

  The atabaque is a tall, rope- or key-tuned hand drum used in Afro-Brazilian religious music and in capoeira rodas, built by Gope in the three traditional sizes.

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  LP Classic Bongos

  Hand percussion

  LP's Classic bongos pair Siam oak shells with rawhide heads and traditional bell-shaped hardware; they are the drums almost every recorded bongo part since the 1970s was played on.