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Availability:
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Sunday, Nov 8
At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Style
- Jam Tamb
- Model
- LP1207-T
- Dimensions
- 9 x 7 x 4 in
- Weight
- 0.35 kg
- Material
- Alloy Steel, Plastic
- Body Material
- plastic,steel
- In the box
- not included
Features 5
- Rubber surface for stick rebound and comfortable hand playing
- 6 pairs of nickel-plated steel alloy jingles produces a bright sound that projects
- Crafted from Jenigor, LPs Exclusive Plastic Formulation. Patented Design
- Great for a tambourine accent in any drum kit or percussion setup
- Can be used on any 3/8 rod and with the LP Gajate Bracket, LP Eyebolt Mounting bracket is included
Description
The LP Jam Tamb is equipped with six pairs of nickel-plated steel alloy jingles that project a bright, powerful sound. The Jam Tamb is built with a rubber striking surface for great stick rebound and comfortable playing. Mounts to a 3/8” rod.
Specs 13
| Brand | Latin Percussion |
|---|---|
| Material | Alloy Steel, Plastic |
| Model Name | LP1207 T |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 9 x 7 x 4 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.35 Kilograms |
| Body Material | plastic,steel |
| Manufacturer | Latin Percussion |
| UPC | 731201307451 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 51 |
| Product Dimensions | 9 x 7 x 4 inches |
| Item model number | LP1207-T |
| Material Type | Alloy Steel, Plastic |
| Size | -inch |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Love My Red Bell
Style: Jam Block, Med
It’s very nice, sounds good in church!🙌🏻🥰
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2024 by Nettie
LOUD, excellent wood block sound, might even be "Bruce Dickensen" approved. .
Style: Guiro Jam Block
I got a fever!....and the only prescription is.....NOT more cowbell.....I gotta have more purple LP Jam Block! First off, I must point out that this thing is EXTREMELY sensitive to temperature. I left the Amazon package in my truck in the sun for my entire work day. When I got home I opened it up and immediately noticed how warm it was from being in my truck all day. Nothing crazy, but probably 105*F. The block was LITERALLY dead at that temp. No volume, no projection, NOTHING. Just sounded like banging on a random plastic thing. I put it in my freezer for 15 min for a head start, then let it sit out at room temp 70+- degrees for another 15 min and it was back to an "average" operating temp. I assure you, if you're playing an outdoor gig, and your set is in direct sunlight, the performance of this thing will go to the deep south rapidly. I'm surprised LP made it such a dark color, though my guess is any color but the lightest ones would succumb to this phenomenon. Anyway, this purple block has the tonal range of a medium/medium-large sound cowbell without the metallic clang, which I personally dislike. Is it a suitable substitute for use in playing "Mississippi Queen", "Don't Fear the Reaper", "Dance the Night Away", "Moby Dick", etc...IMHO. Songs that use a cowbell as more of a sparsely used accent, such as early Motley Crue (best example of a pure cowbell sound I can think of), Mississippi Queen, etc, this may stick out a bit. But then again, if you're playing in a band through a P.A. it's doubtful anyone will notice, or more importantly even care. Anyway, it's BIG and NOT light. You better have a solid mount for this thing. It's gotta legit weigh close to 2 lbs. Like all LP Jam Blocks, it can be mounted in the factory config of rear center, as well as from either end, which I HIGHLY suggest you have an EXTREMELY solid mount for if you take that route. Forget 99% of the single arm mounts that you can mount on an existing cymbal stand. I'm talking having a dedicated stand which some sort of heavy mount can be attached. The LP472 or LP372 would be ideal choices. Something with MASS, NOT something hanging way out on some weak bracket mounted off of a cymbal stand. As other reviews have stated, this thing is LOUD. As in bang on it for 10 seconds in your living room and your ears will be ringing. Placement at the kit can have a huge effect on how it projects into your ears as well as the audiences ear's. I haven't experimented with sound dampening, but it seems to be a popular volume mitigation route lots of people seem to take. Lastly, this model is 2 sided. One side has the ridges for a "whatever that's called" sound effect. the other side has the EXACT same raised hitting rim as all the other standard Jam blocks. I find this purple one and the red one to be a GREAT, highly useful combo.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2018 by Blondie
LP Always Delivers
Style: Jam Block, High
Great jam block. I already owned the larger red one and I added this one to my accessory rack to create the "clip clop" sound for a Broadway musical. Perfect! The sound is great, and like the other one, I expect this to be a durable and versatile addition to my accessory percussion arsenal. LP products are consistently high quality. Highly recommend them.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024 by Doc Moose
What a BEAST!!
Style: Guiro Jam Block
You can produce so many different sounds from this thing. Its a little bulky and heavy but its made with high quality. Can take a beating!
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2024 by DrumGod
One of Many Instruments For My Percussion Toolbox
Style: Jam Tamb
I just got this LP Jam Tamb so I obviously haven't gigged with it yet, but I have been able to play around with it for a little while. I compared it to the Toca 6" Mounted Jingle-Hit Tambourine that I also own. I can't really say that one of these toys is better than the other, but I will say that they are different and will likely be used in different arrangements and with different types of music. I tried both of the instruments with my hands, a set of regular drumsticks, and a set of Vic Firth rubber mallets. The Jam Tamb has a more sparse, lower, duller, --and dare I say "ragged"-- sound overall, whereas the Toca Jingle-Hit's sound is fuller, brighter, tighter, smoother, and emits more overtones. I believe the Jam Tamb woudld likely be suited to those situations when a percussionist wants a tambourine sound that is more muted, dry, and doesn't try to dominate the conversation. The Jingle-Hit, on the other hand, has a bright, almost tinny, sound that is fuller and much more piercing and noticeable. The Jingle-Hit definitely will require more finesse if you don't want to annoy your band-mates! I intend to use both of them with my hand drums. For my small setup I use a set of LP Jr. wood congas on a double conga stand, along with an LP percussion claw that holds an LP High Pitch Jam Block (Blue) and either the Toca Jingle-Hit (I've used that setup before with good results) or this Jam Tamb (which I will need to try out live in the future). I can also apply the block and the Jam Tamb or Jingle-Hit to my larger Pearl Primero Pro fiberglass dual conga + bongos setup. Altogether it seem that LP has yet another decent instrument to add to their ever-growing percussion catalog.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2013 by Conga Jones
Nothing bad about it
Style: Jam Block, High
I love it; especially for my type of genre. It is loud and durable. I recommend it.
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2024 by Chris
Very pleased
Style: Jam Block, Med
Little pricey but I bought an off brand of a different size and it sounded fine but very poor quality. So this is worth the extra money for the quality. I would reccomend!
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Band Director’s Best Friend
Style: Jam Block, High
I was very pleased with this jam block. It was really easy to strike and get a solid sound out of it. While taking my students around to work on our parade routines, it easily cut through the sound of the band and really helped keep them on a steady beat. Would definitely recommend!
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2023 by Hmountz