Category
Hand Percussion · Models
Congas, bongos, djembes, cajons, timbales, frame drums, and the small instruments that live on a percussion table: tambourines, cowbells, shakers, and claves.
5 models
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Panyard Jumbie Jam
Hand percussion
The Jumbie Jam is a small, light, chromatically tuned steel pan on a stand, priced so a school can buy a class set. It did more than anything else to get steel pan taught outside Trinidad.
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Gon Bops Fiesta Series Congas
Hand percussion
Fiesta congas are Gon Bops' student and semi-professional drums, with the brand's rim contour at a price a beginner can reach.
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LP Aspire Conga
Hand percussion
Aspire puts a real tunable conga with LP hardware into a first instrument, and is the drum most school and community programmes end up owning.
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Tycoon Supremo Bongos
Hand percussion
Supremo bongos cover the standard pair with Siam oak shells and steel hardware, and are among the most common bongos in schools outside the LP catalogue.
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Meinl Headliner Congas
Hand percussion
Headliner congas are Meinl's student and semi-professional drums, built in rubberwood with the same tuning hardware pattern as the lines above them.