Latin Percussion

Latin Percussion LP765 3/8-Inch Knurled Mounting Rods 6-Pack

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Secure Your Percussion Setup with ConfidenceIntroducing the Latin Percussion LP765 Percussion Mounting Rods, a must-have for any serious percussionist looking to expand and secure their setup. This 6-piece pack of 3/8-inch knurled rods is specifically designed for use with the LP760A Workstation,...

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Overview

Secure Your Percussion Setup with Confidence

Introducing the Latin Percussion LP765 Percussion Mounting Rods, a must-have for any serious percussionist looking to expand and secure their setup. This 6-piece pack of 3/8-inch knurled rods is specifically designed for use with the LP760A Workstation, providing a stable and reliable mounting solution for your instruments.

  • Brand: Latin Percussion
  • Model: LP765
  • Type: Percussion Mounting Rods
  • Size: 3/8-Inch
  • Material: Percussion
  • Color: Chrome
  • Pack Size: 6 Pieces
  • Dimensions: 6.5 x 2.6 x 0.6 inches
  • Weight: 14.4 ounces

Key Features

LP percussion table 3/8 percussion mounting rods

Set of 6 additional 3/8" knurled mounting rods for percussion table with wing nuts

Chrome

Specifications

Rod Diameter
3/8-Inch
Rod Surface
Knurled
Quantity
6-Pack
Included Hardware
Wing nuts
Finish
Chrome
Compatibility
LP percussion table

Frequently Asked Questions

These Latin Percussion mounting rods have a 3/8-inch diameter.
This product is a 6-pack, providing six individual 3/8" knurled mounting rods.
Yes, the set includes wing nuts for securing instruments to the rods.
The mounting rods feature a chrome finish, which provides durability and a polished look.
Yes, they are described as additional knurled mounting rods specifically for a percussion table.
The knurled surface refers to a pattern of ridges on the rod, which helps to improve grip and prevent instruments from slipping once mounted.