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Comentado en el Reino Unido el 12 de noviembre de 2024
well .. what can i say .. it's very big, almost comically laugh out loud big and quite heavy.It's nearly the same size as a 10" tom so bear that in mind if you've got a tiny bop kit - it might capsize!!Sounds fantastic especially if hit it .. you know .. really hard.You can flip it 180 degrees so the guiro bit is on the bottom and move the clamp to any of three positions.Great combination of well made, great sound and totally bonkers.
Kevin Brian Gamez Cortes
Comentado en México el 7 de septiembre de 2024
Llegó bien nada maltratado y en exelentes condiciones en tiempo y forma
Luis flores trejo
Comentado en México el 6 de septiembre de 2024
Lo mejor
Jonathan
Comentado en México el 23 de septiembre de 2024
Excelente calidad y precio.Totalmente recomendable.
Samuel adrian Martínez paez
Comentado en México el 9 de julio de 2023
Lp de lo mejor siempre
Alejandro Palma
Comentado en México el 30 de noviembre de 2023
Lo compré en oferta principalmente por las ventajas del sistema de montaje, en cuanto al sonido me gustó pero tiene menos cuerpo que el genérico (azul) que tenia anteriormente.Solo me paso con el High pitch porque el mediano (rojo) si mejoró bastante a comparación del genérico (rojo) que tenía.
Hugo Cruz
Comentado en México el 25 de noviembre de 2023
LP es calidad, suena muy bien cuando tocó cumbias en batería
Edgar Martinez
Comentado en México el 24 de noviembre de 2023
Un must que todos los bateristas debemos tener, la relación precio-calidad es muy buena!
Hugoos
Comentado en México el 12 de noviembre de 2023
El.color muy bonito, el sonido muy bien
sachi
Comentado en Japón el 16 de diciembre de 2022
大き過ぎず小さ過ぎず、とても良いです。中盤のブロックなので、小さい方や大きい方の両方に合います!
Roberto Ravagnin
Comentado en Italia el 26 de septiembre de 2022
Suono grave, ottimo anche il suono come guiro.
Torquer
Comentado en Canadá el 26 de febrero de 2020
This jam block sounds very good. It has a higher pitch and cuts the sound of the band very strongly.
Blondie
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 29 de mayo de 2018
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. Placementat 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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