
Latin Percussion
Latin Percussion LP6514-B 6.5x14 Inch Brass Timbale
A 6.5" x 14" brass-shell timbale delivering bright, cutting tones for authentic Latin percussion performance.
$469.99*
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Overview
Key Features
6.5" x 14" Brass Timbale with Mounting Bracket Tuning Wrench
Specifications
Brand
Latin Percussion
Model
LP6514-B
Size
6.5" x 14"
Shell Material
Brass
Tuning
Top tuning
Mounting Bracket
Heavy-duty, fits 3/8" to 1/2" rod
Included Accessories
Mounting bracket, tuning wrench
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Brass shell produces a warm, resonant tone with a bright attack that cuts through a full ensemble.
- Top-tuning design allows quick, precise pitch adjustments during performance or setup.
- Heavy-duty mounting bracket fits standard 3/8" to 1/2" rods, ensuring stable attachment to most percussion stands.
- 14-inch diameter delivers a full-bodied sound suitable for both melodic timbale playing and aggressive cascara patterns.
👎 Cons
- Timbale sticks and a mounting stand are not included and must be purchased separately.
- Brass shell adds weight compared to steel timbales, which may affect portability for gigging musicians.
- Sold as a single drum rather than a matched pair, requiring a separate purchase to build a traditional two-timbale setup.
- No drumhead is specified in the listing, so the included head may need upgrading for professional-level tuning response.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included with this timbale?
The LP6514-B comes with a mounting bracket and a tuning wrench. Timbale sticks and a stand are sold separately.
What size stand rod does the mounting bracket fit?
The heavy-duty mounting bracket accommodates stand rods between 3/8 inch and 1/2 inch in diameter, fitting most standard timbale and percussion stands.
Why is brass used for the shell instead of steel or chrome?
Brass produces a warmer, fuller tone compared to steel while still delivering the bright, cutting attack that timbales are known for. It also enhances rim shot and cascara sounds with added resonance and body.
Can this timbale be used as a standalone instrument or does it need to be paired?
While timbales are traditionally played in pairs (one larger, one smaller), a single 6.5" x 14" timbale can be used on its own as an auxiliary percussion voice in a drum kit or percussion setup.