Latin Percussion LP208 Vibra Slap II

A Fun Percussion Essential

Originally conceived from the rattle of the Peruvian quijada (horse/donkey jawbone instrument), the LP Vibra Slap lives on in notoriety thanks to the intros of Ozzy's "Crazy Train" and Aerosmith's "Sweet Emotion," as well as countless concert and percussion ensemble pieces. The LP Vibra Slap Standard can be held in the hand and struck against the palm or upper thigh to punctuate parts with its distinctive teeth chatter, or just as easily mounted to a stand for drum set use. Different tones can be achieved by rotating the sound chamber inside the body.

LP Vibra Slap Standard Features:

• Evolved from the Peruvian quijada(horse/donkey jawbone instrument)
• Creates a distinctive chattering-teeth tone
• A crowd pleaser for bands to percussion ensembles
• Great for punctuating pauses and texturizing intros
• Can be played in the hand or mounted to a stand