LP Matador

If you play one conga at a gig, this size makes sense. There is room for a rounded low stroke, but it still responds fast enough for busy patterns. Add the matching quinto or tumba when you want a wid...

For rehearsals where you can only take one drum, this conga covers a lot of ground. It carries the main pattern without sounding as high as the quinto or as low and loose as the tumba.The full-height...

You can build a whole part around the contrast between this quinto and a lower Matador drum. Its smaller head puts accents forward without losing the natural hide feel that makes hand techniques rewar...

This is the high drum for a Matador pair or trio. It lets a solo line or an answering rhythm sit above the deeper conga notes, with a rawhide head that responds to touch rather than sheer force.A 30-i...

Set this beside an 11 3/4-inch conga and the difference is easy to feel: more head area, more space in the low notes and a fuller reply to the lead drum. Chrome hardware contrasts neatly with the dark...

The tumba is the one you lean on for bass notes and broad open tones. Its 12 1/2-inch head gives the low part more room than an 11 3/4-inch conga, rounding out a three-drum Matador setup.A 30-inch, th...