Latin Percussion
Latin Percussion LP513 Double Row Bar Chimes 72
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## Add Shimmering Tones to Your Music with LP Bar Chimes The Latin Percussion LP513 Double Row Bar Chimes deliver a rich and shimmering sound that enhances any musical performance. Crafted from a specially formulated tempered aluminum alloy, these 72 chimes provide bright tones and exceptional to...
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Overview
## Add Shimmering Tones to Your Music with LP Bar Chimes
The Latin Percussion LP513 Double Row Bar Chimes deliver a rich and shimmering sound that enhances any musical performance. Crafted from a specially formulated tempered aluminum alloy, these 72 chimes provide bright tones and exceptional tonal diversity. The select hardwood bars feature a satin finish, adding a touch of elegance to your setup. Equipped with LP's exclusive "anti-twist" bracket, these chimes are designed for stability and resonance.
Specifications
- Brand: Latin Percussion
- Model: LP513
- Type: Bar Chimes
- Number of Chimes: 72
- Material: Tempered Aluminum Alloy, Select Hardwood
- Bracket: Exclusive "Anti-Twist"
- Finish: Satin
- Color: Silver, Brown
- Dimensions: 25.1 x 3.2 x 4.3 inches
- Weight: 5.8 Pounds
Key Features
Great for studio use or where shorter sustain and added control are desired
3⁄8" diameter aluminum alloy chimes are strung with a newly improved high tensile braided cord for added strength
Bar chime striker fits conveniently into a storage slot in the included top wooden bar
Specifications
Chime Type
Double Row Bar Chimes
Chime Material
Aluminum Alloy
Chime Diameter
3/8 inches
Cord Material
High Tensile Braided Cord
Included Accessory
Bar Chime Striker with Storage Slot
Application
Studio use, controlled sustain
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Features 3/8-inch diameter aluminum alloy chimes, producing clear and resonant tones
- Strung with a newly improved high tensile braided cord, enhancing strength and durability for consistent performance
- Includes a bar chime striker that fits conveniently into a storage slot in the top wooden bar, ensuring it's always at hand
- Excellent for studio use, offering a controlled sustain that integrates well into recorded tracks
- Provides added control over the sound, making it suitable for nuanced musical passages
👎 Cons
- The "shorter sustain" characteristic may not be ideal for players who prefer longer, lingering chime effects in their music
- Being a double row chime, it might require more careful handling or specific techniques to avoid accidental ringing compared to single row versions
- The aluminum alloy chimes, while resonant, may not offer the same timbre variety as chimes made from other metal compositions
- The top wooden bar, while functional, might not be as aesthetically appealing as polished metal or exotic wood alternatives to all musicians
- The specific diameter of 3/8 inches means it offers a particular tone that may not suit all musical preferences for chime sound.
Frequently Asked Questions
What material are the chimes made of on the Latin Percussion LP513?
The chimes on the Latin Percussion LP513 Double Row Bar Chimes are made from 3/8-inch diameter aluminum alloy.
Is a striker included with these bar chimes?
Yes, a bar chime striker is included and fits conveniently into a storage slot located in the top wooden bar.
Are these chimes suitable for live performances or primarily studio use?
These chimes are described as "Great for studio use or where shorter sustain and added control are desired," suggesting they excel in controlled environments.
How are the chimes strung for durability?
The chimes are strung with a newly improved high tensile braided cord, designed for added strength and reliable performance.
What is the benefit of the "shorter sustain" feature?
The shorter sustain is beneficial for studio recordings and situations where musicians desire more control over the sound, preventing tones from lingering excessively.
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