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Clave is the foundational rhythmic pattern for much of Latin music and is typically played by striking two wooden sticks together, producing a bright, cracking sound.

• Clave and striker are the same size (8"L x 1"W)
• Loudest clave available and is made of specially formulated fiberglass
• Nearly indestructible construction yields an incredibly loud "cutting" sound that can be heard on recordings from around the world
• Cuts through loud music, ideal for large bands or marching bands

These blocks are a vital tool for percussionists playing intricate Latin inspired rhythms and drummers laying down grooves on a set. Their clear sound projects with a “knock” effect that has no harsh overtones or unwanted ring. These blocks are made from high-density PE plastic, so they can be played anywhere, indoors or outside. Available in a high or low pitch.

• Medium-pitched sound
• Ultra-durable PE plastic
• Mountable on three sides
• Mounting clamp 

The pitches of these MEINL Percussion Cowbells form a diatonic scale which makes it easy to use multiple bell combinations in any musical setting.

• Medium Cha Cha cowbell
• Medium pitch
• Mountable

Made from black powder steel, the MEINL Percussion Headliner® Series Cowbells produce a cutting and sharp sound.

• Mountable
• Cha Cha cowbell
• Cutting and sharp sound

One of the biggest selling cowbells in history. The high pitch and bright sound cuts through in a live situation while the moderate overtone is perfect for recording. The patented self-aligning eye-bolt fits 3/8” to 1/2”diameter rods.

Steve Gadd has been playing an LP Mambo Cowbell since the 1970s for a dry and deep, funky sound. His signature cowbell is built with LP’s patented Vise-mount and memory lock that fits 3/8” to 1/2” diameter rods. 

• 8-1/2" Mountable, Black
• Deep pitch and dry overtones
• Sharp, raised playing surface makes this an easy bell to play in a timbale set-up
• Patented Vise-mount and memory lock  fits 3/8” to 1/2”diameter rods
• Made in the USA