💳 Pay in 4 interest-free instalments : €96,75 x 4
The Meinl LC1212NT conga, designed in collaboration with master percussionist Luis Conté, delivers exceptional sound quality for discerning musicians. With its 2-ply rubberwood shell and True Skin buffalo head, it ensures rich, authentic resonance, ideal for the stage, studio, or rehearsals. Its robust design, including 8 mm hooks and rubber protectors, provides excellent durability and stability. This model is perfect for percussionists seeking a reliable, high-performance instrument suited to a variety of Latin and modern music styles.
| Model | LC1212NT |
|---|---|
| Type | 12 1/2" tumba |
| Shell material | 2-ply rubberwood |
| Height | 76 cm |
| Head | True Skin buffalo |
| Hooks | 8 mm |
| Rim | Traditional 5 mm TTR |
| Hardware | Black |
| Protectors | Tension rods and rubber between the shell and lugs |
| Included accessories | Accessory pouch, tuning wrench |
| Stand | Not included |
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