
Latin Percussion
Latin Percussion LP209 Vibra Slap II Deluxe Percussion Instrument
Deliver the classic rattling vibra-slap sound with this durable metal percussion instrument built for lasting sustain.
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Overview
Key Features
The sound is created when the ball end is struck against the palm of the hand
Sound can be varied by simply rotating the sound chamber
Produces a metallic clatter with long sustain
Specifications
Brand
Latin Percussion
Model
LP209
Instrument Type
Vibra Slap II Deluxe
Sound Creation
Ball end struck against palm
Sound Variation
Rotating sound chamber
Material
Metal
Sound Character
Metallic clatter with long sustain
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I play the LP209 Vibra Slap II?
Hold the instrument by the curved metal wire handle and strike the ball end against the palm of your free hand. The impact causes the metal rivets inside the sound chamber to vibrate, producing the distinctive rattling sound.
How do I change the tone or character of the sound?
You can vary the sound by rotating the wooden sound chamber to different positions. This changes how the internal rivets interact with the chamber walls, altering the tonal character and sustain length.
How does the Vibra Slap II compare to a traditional jawbone percussion instrument?
The LP209 was specifically designed as a more reliable and consistent replacement for the natural horse jawbone. It produces a similar rattling effect but with greater durability and more predictable sustain, since natural jawbones vary in quality and deteriorate over time.
Is the LP209 the Deluxe model or the standard version?
The LP209 is the Deluxe version of the Vibra Slap II. It features a metal construction for the sound mechanism, which produces a more pronounced metallic clatter and longer sustain compared to the standard version.