Latin Percussion LP657 TAMBORA STICKS
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Manufacturer Information
Latin Percussion
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info@DWDrums.com
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GEWA music GmbH
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Historical Context and Positioning Within the Range
The concept of "mixed" sticks (two diameters in the same pair) is aimed at drummers who want to evolve their playing comfort and response under the hand, prioritizing adaptability over a single format.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
These sticks are suitable for beginner to advanced drummers who alternate between precision and impact, as well as musicians playing styles where nuances matter (pop, funk, rock, gospel, contemporary music). They are also relevant for technical training (weaker hand, accentuation, control).
Technical specifications
| Category | Stick |
| Instrument | Repinique |
| Olive | Without |
| Color | Natural |
Questions frequently asked
Are these sticks suitable for the repinique?
The use is indicated for the repinique, according to the Instrument category on the datasheet. The LP657 reference is presented as a stick with a natural finish.
Do LP657 Latin Percussion sticks have a bead?
No bead is present on this model, as the datasheet specifies "without" in this section.
What is the purpose of the two stick diameters?
Two different diameters are offered in the pair. The thicker diameter provides more stability and volume. The thinner one promotes speed as well as control at low volume.
For which styles are these Tambora sticks intended?
The two-diameter design is aimed at playing where dynamics matter, especially in pop, funk, rock, gospel, and contemporary music. A technical training use is also mentioned for working on the weak hand and accents.
What is the color of the sticks?
The finish announced is natural.



