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Solid Drum - Solid sound
I use this drum for latin/funk/electronic styles. I like the classic lines, design and sound of it.
Pros;
Traditional rims make the drum less bulky. Skins are thick. It is a solid, well-made drum. It has a rubber ring on the bottom which stops it sliding around. The matte shine is nicely understated, not bling-bling at all. A well-rounded tone, no overtones.
Cons;
The drum is quite wide-bellied, making this a pretty large drum overall.
For the price you really cannot complain. This drum could be used by beginners all the way to pros. Most importantly it sounds good! Enjoy!
Pros;
Traditional rims make the drum less bulky. Skins are thick. It is a solid, well-made drum. It has a rubber ring on the bottom which stops it sliding around. The matte shine is nicely understated, not bling-bling at all. A well-rounded tone, no overtones.
Cons;
The drum is quite wide-bellied, making this a pretty large drum overall.
For the price you really cannot complain. This drum could be used by beginners all the way to pros. Most importantly it sounds good! Enjoy!
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Nothing better for 2x as much...
I believe the Luis Conte congas are the best congas you can get for less than £300 per drum. I have owned all 3 for 5 years and they are still a delight. Look great too with the cuban styled wide belly. As long as you loosen the skins after playing they will last for many years. I give all nuts a full turn so it is easy to get back to my preferred tuning
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