Latin Percussion - Mambo Cowbell LP229
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Mambo bell 22cm black, mountable, dry sound, deeper and drier than the Timbale LP bell. Made in USA.
ARTICLE N° 6427
Presentation
LP bells are handcrafted in the USA from the highest quality steel using specially developed fixtures and tools. Each bell is inspected by hand for consistency, thickness, longevity of construction and precision of welds. All this to ensure that each LP bell produces a consistent sound, from generation to generation.
Other features
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Latin Percussion LP229
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Mambo Bell
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22cm (8.5")
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Colour: Black
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Rod mounted
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Low tuning
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Dry sound
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Raised surface makes it easier to play in a timpani ensemble
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Deeper, drier sound than the LP Timpani bell
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Made in the USA
To find out more...
Latin Percussion was founded in 1964 in New York by Martin Cohen, who found it difficult to source musical instruments, partly because of import restrictions on Cuba following the 1962 missile crisis. It was impossible to buy congas, bongos and the like, so he made them himself! After a few unsuccessful attempts, he began to create good instruments, to establish himself on the market and then to become one of the leaders! He even became an exporter, so well known was his catalogue of products around the world!
Latin Percussion, also known as LP, is a brand of musical instruments specialising in ethnic percussion instruments. They are built to withstand the rigours of intensive use, on a drum kit, in an orchestra or other application. There's a real desire to innovate and give musicians something extra to play with, without losing any of the sensations.
Latin Percussion, also known as LP, is a brand of musical instruments specialising in ethnic percussion instruments. They are built to withstand the rigours of intensive use, on a drum kit, in an orchestra or other application. There's a real desire to innovate and give musicians something extra to play with, without losing any of the sensations.
