
Latin Percussion
Latin Percussion LP008 Ridge Rider Cowbell - Red Jenigor Bar
A dent-resistant cowbell with a unique dampened tone, handcrafted in the USA for professional percussionists.
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Overview
Key Features
This patented bell is based on the Rock Cowbell and features a red Jenigor plastic bar across the top edge secured with specially designed rivets
The Jenigor bar has a dampening effect on the sound and resists the denting that inevitably occurs when struck with a drumstick
The LP Rock Classic Ridge Rider Cowbell is somewhat higher in pitch than the LP Rock Classic Ridge Rider Cowbell
Specifications
Brand
Latin Percussion
Model
LP008
Type
Ridge Rider Cowbell
Material
Premium Steel with Red Jenigor Plastic Bar
Construction
Handmade in the USA
Mounting
Forged Eye-Bolt Clamp for 3/8" Diameter Rods
Dimensions
11.5 x 6.8 x 3.8 inches
Weight
2.8 Pounds
Color
Red
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the red Jenigor bar do on this cowbell?
The patented Jenigor plastic bar runs across the top edge of the bell and serves two purposes — it dampens the overall tone for a drier sound and resists the denting that normally occurs from repeated drumstick strikes.
How does this cowbell mount to a drum kit?
It includes a forged eye-bolt clamp assembly that secures to any standard 3/8-inch diameter mounting rod.
Is this cowbell made from plastic or metal?
The bell body is made from premium quality steel. Only the bar across the top edge is made from Jenigor plastic, which is riveted in place.
Where is the LP008 Ridge Rider manufactured?
This cowbell is handcrafted in the USA by Latin Percussion.
What style of music is this cowbell suited for?
Its dampened, controlled tone makes it versatile across rock, funk, Latin, and other styles where a less ringy cowbell sound is desired.