Kõlapulgad

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