
Latin Percussion
Latin Percussion LPM199-AW Mini Tunable Wood Bongos
Latin Percussion's Mini Tunable Wood Bongos pack authentic LP tone into a compact, travel-friendly 3.5" and 4.125" format.
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Overview
Key Features
Miniature replica of the world famous LP Generation II Bongos, with 3.5" and 4.125" heads.
Country of Origin: Thailand
Specifications
Brand
Latin Percussion
Model
LPM199-AW
Head Sizes
3.5" and 4.125"
Head Material
Natural Rawhide
Shell Material
Siam Oak
Rims
Mini Comfort Curve II
Tunable
Yes
Country of Origin
Thailand
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the LPM199-AW mini bongos actually tunable?
Yes, unlike many miniature percussion instruments that are fixed-pitch novelties, these mini bongos feature functional tuning hardware that lets you adjust the tension on the natural rawhide heads to change their pitch.
Are the LP Mini Bongos tunable?
Yes, these mini bongos are fully tunable, allowing you to adjust the head tension to achieve your preferred pitch and tone.
What are the drum heads made of?
The heads are made from natural rawhide, which provides a warm, authentic bongo sound.
What size are the heads on these mini bongos?
The macho (smaller) head is 3.5 inches and the hembra (larger) head is 4.125 inches, making them significantly smaller than full-size bongos.
What are the shells made of?
The shells are crafted from Siam oak, a dense hardwood that contributes to the warm, resonant tone of the instrument.
What are the head sizes on these mini bongos?
The macho (smaller) head measures 3.5 inches and the hembra (larger) head measures 4.125 inches.
What type of wood is used in the shells?
The shells are constructed from Siam oak, a durable hardwood that contributes to the bongos' resonant tone.
Can these be used as a serious practice or performance instrument?
While they produce authentic bongo tones and are fully tunable, their miniature size limits their volume and dynamic range compared to full-size bongos. They are best suited for casual playing, practice, educational settings, or as a desktop percussion instrument.
What type of heads do the LPM199-AW use?
They use natural rawhide heads, which produce a warmer, more traditional bongo sound compared to synthetic heads.