Latin Percussion

Latin Percussion LP236C Mount-All Percussion Bracket

4.3 (11 reviews)

Mount any 3/8" percussion instrument to your existing stand — reliable chrome steel that disappears into the rig.

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Overview

The Latin Percussion LP236C Mount-All Bracket is the kind of hardware that earns its place on a rig by doing exactly what it's supposed to do — every night, without fuss. Built from chrome-plated steel and designed around a standard 3/8" mounting rod, it gives drummers and percussionists a reliable way to integrate cowbells, woodblocks, shakers, and other mountable accessories into their existing stand infrastructure without investing in dedicated mounting stands for each instrument. For live work especially, the value of a secure, rattle-free mount that doesn't slip under aggressive playing pressure is hard to overstate.

The clamp mechanism accommodates stand posts up to 1-1/8" in diameter, covering the vast majority of straight and boom cymbal stands and snare hardware already in common use. The angled rod orients mounted instruments at a natural playing angle, reducing reach and wrist strain during a set. Setup is tool-free and takes under a minute, and the compact form factor means it adds virtually nothing to a hardware bag's weight or bulk. For percussionists building a live rig or drummers wanting to expand their kit with auxiliary percussion without adding dedicated stands, the LP236C is a straightforward, durable solution that has remained relevant in professional kits for good reason.

Key Features

Includes an angled rod for any 3/8" diameter mountable percussion

Chrome plated steel

Mounts to stands up to 1-1/8" diameter

Specifications

Material
Chrome-plated steel
Rod Diameter
3/8" (for compatible percussion instruments)
Maximum Stand Diameter
1-1/8"
Rod Style
Angled

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

  • Chrome-plated steel construction is rigid and resistant to flex under playing pressure — the instrument stays exactly where you position it, even with aggressive attack.
  • Standard 3/8" rod compatibility covers the vast majority of mountable Latin Percussion and compatible third-party accessories, making this a versatile addition to any percussionist's hardware kit.
  • Mounts to stands up to 1-1/8" diameter, compatible with most standard cymbal and snare stands already in a typical kit setup.
  • Compact and lightweight — adds negligible weight to the stand and takes up no meaningful footprint in a hardware bag.
  • The angled rod positions instruments at a practical playing angle rather than requiring awkward wrist positioning to reach a flat-mounted instrument.

👎 Cons

  • The rod angle is fixed by the bracket design — players wanting precise tilt adjustment of their mounted instrument will need additional hardware or a different bracket style.
  • Chrome plating will show wear marks and scratches over years of heavy gigging, though this is cosmetic rather than functional.
  • The clamp's maximum stand diameter of 1-1/8" excludes very heavy-duty or oversized stand posts used in some custom or heavy touring rigs.
  • No rubber padding is included on the clamp jaw in the listed specs, which could mark softer stand finishes over time if overtightened.

Frequently Asked Questions

Any percussion instrument with a standard 3/8" diameter mounting rod or receiver will work — cowbells, woodblocks, tambourines, LP's own mountable shakers, and similar small percussion accessories. The angled rod design lets you orient the instrument in a practical playing position rather than pointing straight up or straight out.
The bracket mounts to stands up to 1-1/8" in diameter, which covers most standard straight and boom cymbal stands, snare stands, and floor tom legs. Verify your stand's tube diameter before purchase if you're working with a non-standard or very heavy-duty stand.
Chrome-plated steel is durable and corrosion-resistant under normal gigging conditions. For extended touring in high-humidity climates, wipe the bracket down after use and inspect the clamp threads periodically for any signs of oxidation. Chrome plating is not impervious indefinitely, but under typical care it should last many years of regular use.
The angled rod provides a fixed orientation rather than a continuously adjustable arm — the angle is set by the bracket design. You can adjust the horizontal rotation of the clamp on the stand to position the instrument within reach, but fine tilt adjustment of the instrument itself will depend on the instrument's own mounting hardware.
Yes — the clamp design allows multiple brackets to be stacked on the same stand post at different heights, which is common practice for building out a percussion tree. Make sure the stand's weight rating accommodates the combined load of multiple instruments and brackets.