Latin Percussion LP1400/HG - Udu Drum Hadgini

Name: LP1400/HG - Udu Drum Hadgini
Brand: Latin Percussion
SKU: 12064
Price: 105.00 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0 (1 reviews)

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The essentials to know about the Frank Giorgini & Jamey Haddad udu

Signature design created by Frank Giorgini with percussionist Jamey Haddad, designed for musical and expressive playing
Dual resonance chamber: a round chamber oriented towards the "bass" range but positioned in the alto register
Triangular chamber for brighter attacks, a clearer sound and excellent definition
Different textures on each chamber to enrich the tone with rubbing sounds and additional tonal colours

LP1400/HG - Udu Drum Hadgini

105,00 €VAT incl.

0,14 € Ecotax included

Reference price

Historical context and position within the range

Rooted in the tradition of resonance-chamber percussion instruments (the udu family), this model follows a "signature" approach: an instrument developed from stage and studio requirements, where the balance between controlled low frequencies, clear attacks and a broad range of nuances takes priority. The collaboration between a renowned designer and a high-level percussionist reflects a resolutely performance-oriented positioning: an udu conceived as a genuine language instrument, rather than merely a sound effect.

Who this instrument is for

This udu is aimed at intermediate to advanced percussionists looking for a responsive instrument capable of fulfilling a complete musical role within a setup. The presence of two complementary chambers makes it particularly well suited to styles that alternate between foundations and motifs: world, Middle Eastern music, fusion, jazz, acoustic groove, ambient, and accompaniment for vocals or melodic instruments. Beginners will also appreciate its intuitive playing technique (hand playing), but it is above all the richness of its nuances (attacks, breaths, friction sounds, timbral variations) that will appeal to those who enjoy sculpting sound.

Technical specifications

Category	handheld	Accessories included	With attachment / Stand
Type	udu	Color	Brown
Material	terracotta

Designers	Frank Giorgini and percussionist Jamey Haddad	Timbres	similar to those of a clay tabla
Round chamber	"bass" resonance located in the alto range	Texture	different in each chamber
Triangular resonating chamber	brighter and more clear sounds

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Luc M.10/07/2009

Received in a great package, the object is pleasant in the hand, and quickly gets the right vibration when it gets hot, if you play acoustically do not forget to close the small holes with a plug, otherwise don't ring, the holes must be used for sound reinforcement by small microphones to be placed inside, next steps because to play alone at home it's good, after outside it's something else.
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Questions frequently asked

What sounds do the two chambers of the LP1400/HG Hadgini produce?

The round chamber produces a bass resonance located in the alto range. The triangular chamber provides brighter and clearer sounds, suitable for accents and fast phrases.

Is this udu suitable for ensemble playing?

Its alto bass register provides a clear foundation within a group without overpowering the lower spectrum.

What playing effects do the textures of this udu allow?

The two chambers have different textures, allowing for controlled rubbing. Slides and sweeps can complement the strikes. Finger pressure, hand angle, and gesture speed modify the attack and timbre.

For which styles is the Hadgini Udu Drum suitable?

This model is especially suited for world, oriental, fusion, jazz, acoustic groove, and ambient repertoires. Its dual chamber allows alternating between a round foundation and more defined articulations.

What skill level is required to play this udu?

The hand grip remains intuitive for beginners. Its dynamic range, based on strikes, breaths, and rubs, is particularly suited for intermediate to advanced percussionists.