Congas

This drum is for the high side of a conga part: answers, accents and busy solo phrases. The Classic shell has a balanced wood tone, while the hand-picked rawhide head keeps the response lively.The 30-...

If you are playing one drum, this size covers the bass, open tones and snappy accents that keep a tumbao moving. The 28-inch shell projects clearly without giving up that hand-played rawhide feel.LP u...

The broad head is made for bass and lower open notes beneath Fausto’s quicker drums. Its Arena Red Sparkle finish and gold-tone fittings match the trio, while the Galaxy build is aimed squarely at l...

The smaller head gives very bright notes and nimble replies that a standard quinto cannot quite reach. It is a great extra colour when three congas already cover the main pitch range.Despite its size...

Karl designed the artwork around “La Familia”, a tribute to loved ones across generations. The 11-inch Siam oak shell and small Comfort Curve rim keep the model close to LP’s full-size conga des...

This middle size can handle a full part on its own: round open tones, bass and slaps all have a place. The Kevlar-reinforced fibreglass construction adds projection when the stage gets loud.Karl’s g...

This is the useful one-drum size: enough space for bass strokes, yet still quick when the rhythm gets busy. Add Candido’s quinto for a higher conversation or his tumba when the band needs more low e...

Candido was a master of making several congas sing together. This smaller drum gives you a clear top voice for calls, slaps and melodic turns over a lower conga.Its 28-inch fibreglass shell takes its...

Let this tumba anchor the rhythm while the matching conga and quinto answer above it. The broad head puts weight under the pattern without losing the hand-played character of hide.LP builds the 30-inc...

The 11-inch quinto brings crisp lead notes and the 11¾-inch conga gives them a rounder reply. Together they make a useful two-drum setup for rehearsals and stage work, with Soft Strike rims that stay...

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...

This conga is the centre of the Puerto Rican Heritage trio. It feels at home on its own for a compact gig, or between the quinto’s higher notes and the tumba’s wider bass response.Under the flag f...