
Latin Percussion LP3514 Brazilian Tan Tan Drum
Achieve Authentic Brazilian RhythmsThe Latin Percussion Brazilian Tan Tan provides a deep, resonant bass sound perfect for smaller musical settings. Crafted with a wood shell and synthetic head, it delivers reliable performance and authentic tones. Shell: 27-1/2" Wood shell Head: 14" dual layer...
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Overview
Achieve Authentic Brazilian Rhythms
The Latin Percussion Brazilian Tan Tan provides a deep, resonant bass sound perfect for smaller musical settings. Crafted with a wood shell and synthetic head, it delivers reliable performance and authentic tones.
- Shell: 27-1/2" Wood shell
- Head: 14" dual layer synthetic naugahyde head
- Tuning: Traditional hook tuning system
- Features: Equipped with strap loops and adjustable strap
Key Features
27-1/2" Wood shell
14" dual layer synthetic naugahyde head
Naugahyde head cuts out overtones
Traditional hook tuning system. Equipped with strap loops and adjustable strap
LP and noted artist/educator Michael Spiro collaborated to create the LP Brazilian Tan Tan
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Features a durable 27-1/2" wood shell, providing a robust construction for the instrument.
- Equipped with a 14" dual-layer synthetic naugahyde head, designed for consistent sound and playability.
- The naugahyde head specifically cuts out unwanted overtones, contributing to a cleaner, more focused sound.
- Includes a traditional hook tuning system, allowing for precise and stable pitch adjustments.
- Comes with strap loops and an adjustable strap, offering comfort and flexibility for standing or moving performers.
👎 Cons
- The 27-1/2" wood shell might be large and somewhat heavy for certain performers or transport needs.
- While the naugahyde head cuts out overtones, some players might prefer the natural resonance and complexities of a traditional animal skin head.
- The traditional hook tuning system, while reliable, can be slower and less convenient than modern quick-release tuning mechanisms.
- Specific details about the type of wood used for the shell are not provided, which could influence sound characteristics.
- As a specialized Brazilian Tan Tan drum, its sound profile might be specific to certain musical genres and not universally adaptable.