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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- Here is a video about the compact congas manufactured by L.P. (Latin Percussion). I use these for practicing as well as performing when space is an issue. These drums sound decent and they travel very light.
I talk about the drums and play them.
I've been thinking about getting these. I have very limited space in my room, and been looking to actually develop some technique on the congas (especially differentiating between my slap sound and tone). nice and informative.
I've been thinking about getting these for travel. Thanks for the information and demonstration. I will be purchasing these soon.
Awesome presentation…. Thank you…. I have been thinking of purchasing a pair .
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Thank you. You answered my question, which was about the lp stand for them, it can’t really be anything but rubbish, it’s just not robust enough
Thanks brother
Great demonstration Thanks
Sounds amazing to me!
Rick have you ever tried the Pearl version of these? Wondering if they sound much different or about the same… big fan love your content!!
I own the 11" and i want to buy the 11"-3/4 as well, i'm glad to hear it can go down to G# !! Have you ever tuned-it lower than that? Also; i'm 6'4 and it was a challenge making it work to play standing up. I stack milkcrates and strap my snare stand on it, it does the trick.
Hi
Yes you can tune it lower but they start to lose volume the lower they go.
Great review thank you!
Hey Rick thanks for the video! Why wouldn't you use these for recording?
Great Vid, Thanks!
What model is your Evans 11” replacement head?
Thank you much.
Can you use proximity effect miking to improve the bass in a PA mix?
replacement head for this conga ?
for live performances do you need to mic them?
I don't use them live but if it is a loud gig where the other members of the band are amplified you would need to mic them. If it is a coffee house probably not.
Love mine
Hey Rick, how much did the conga bracket cost you?
Hi
Those are concert snare drum stands that the compact congas are resting on, not a bracket.
Just curious do you think these are as good as Pearl travelling congas?
Hi Paula
I have not used the Pearls extensively but the few times I have tried them they seemed fine. Neither are a great substitute for the real thing, but they can sound good if amplified with a microphone.
@@rickdior thanks heaps. Generally people seem to think the Pearl ones were better but was interested in what you thought. Can you do a comparison video? Totally agree, definitely no substitute but I don’t have a care atm and there might be an occasional time where I’m picked up and too much gear not enough room in car. Would be amplified though. Can you recommend any quality more space efficient alternative? My proper congas are LP galaxies
I don't own the Pearls but if you send me a set I would be willing to do that.
@@rickdior I so would if I could but I’m not a company , I’m just a small fry
@@paulareid2729French fry?
Why wouldnt you record with these
You could use them on a recording but they won't sound as good as a traditional set of congas.