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Latin Percussion
In 1956, Martin Cohen, a young mechanical engineer and avid photographer of the Bronx, found the famous Birdland jazz club in New York. He entered and was immediately captivated by the sound and energy of Latin jazz.
In 1964, Martin Cohen founded the Latin Percussion (LP) and soon delivered bongos, bells and other instruments in brown paper bags to musicians.
Today, LP percussion instruments are put to the test by professional and amateur musicians around the world. Year after year, LP's legacy persists, while a research and development team continues to work with top artists to create the best percussion instruments.
$8.04
Pair of sticks each with different dimensions developed by Latin Percussion to play Tambora drums. Made of natural wood.
$13.22
Synthetic head for tambourine. Specially developed for all kinds of Brazilian Samba rhythms. Latin Percussion supplies a great variety of percussion instruments and accessories.
$20.34
LP1220 beaters are suitable for temple block. They have a solid rubber head and flexible plastic handles. They are very light.
$9.66
This pair of LP246C drumsticks is made of birch wood and is mainly used for playing timbales.
$10.17
LP walnut drumsticks, for timbale, model LP248A.
$12.10
LP walnut drumsticks, model LP248B, for timbale.
$12.31
American walnut LP drumsticks, model LP248C, for timbale. With the length of 42.23 cm and diameter 1.11 cm.
$85.43
This LP539-BK is a set with two bags, one for the timbale and the other for the stand. The timbale bag is padded and carries both shells in separate compartments. The second bag takes the support, folded. The bags are...
$31.00
The Agogo LP617 Double Sambago Bell is a mountable version of the Agogo Bell, with the bells tuned approximately one-third apart. Made from Jenigor, a near-indestructible material from LP, the bells include a sturdy...
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