Percussion

The warm-looking Jamjuree shells make this Aspire set feel like a step beyond LP City, with better-grade rawhide and sturdier playing hardware. The 10-inch drum has a quicker, higher voice; the 11-inc...

The shared double stand holds both drums in a familiar playing position and saves the floor space of a pair of basket stands. That makes this set easy to fit into a band rehearsal or a percussion corn...

These are proper wood-shell congas with natural heads, made for building the touch behind open tones, slaps and bass notes. The smaller drum adds a lively top voice; the 11-inch drum answers with a ro...

A 12-inch tumba can be a stretch when it is fixed right beside the conga. With two stands, you can turn each drum and make a more comfortable path between bass notes and high accents.The oak shells ar...

The 11-inch drum handles busier phrases; the 12-inch has the head area for a rounder, deeper answer. That contrast makes two-conga parts feel settled without forcing either drum into the wrong registe...

This is the pair to try when a smaller 10/11-inch setup feels a little light for the band. The extra head area on the tumba helps the low part breathe, while the 11-inch drum still answers quickly for...

For a first individual conga, the 11-inch size gives your hands plenty to work with: open tones, bass and sharper slaps all have their place. Add the matching smaller and larger Aspire drums as your s...

If the conga and quinto are already in place, this tumba gives the arrangement a proper bottom voice. The bigger head and full-height shell make bass and open strokes sound fuller than they do on the...