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Posted:
Sun Feb 18, 2007 4:25 pmby mangorockfish
What does everyone think of the color scheme of the 40th Anniversery LP congas. Cool or not cool? I kind of like them at first glance, but don't know if I could live with them day in and day out.
Posted:
Sun Feb 18, 2007 4:52 pmby onile
Alafia Abure Mangorockfish!
I hope that you are in an abundance of blessings my brother!
As for the color, yeah! I guess it would take some getting used to, but first hand they look good! I'm sure that the sound would be consistant with LP's reputation, good!
Suave!
Onile!
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Posted:
Sun Feb 18, 2007 5:38 pmby Sakuntu
I'd like em if they got rif of that logo design and just kept the fade of color. then again i like really simple things. you could get em, sand em down and stain em like onile did! 
Posted:
Sun Feb 18, 2007 8:05 pmby deadhead
I agree with sakuntu, the fade is pretty sweet, but the logo is definitely cheesy.
Posted:
Mon Feb 19, 2007 7:39 amby ABAKUA
Essentially they are 'dressed up' Classic's.
Same body, same rims (exept for the added bracket to mount bell/tamborine etc)
Effect looks cool. Personally Id save some dollars and just get Classics.
Posted:
Mon Feb 19, 2007 8:00 amby Isaac
I Agree with the others.
Random Biker graphic decals have little to
do with percussion.
No different sound as the classics. . Are you buying furniture or
is it a better sounding drum your'e after?
You should ask yourself :
What's lacking in your current congas?
Is the sound not warm? no projection?
Is the skin mediocre...are slaps difficult to get?
The solution may be in a slow, steady and frequent practice
schedule...and better heads - not more new drums
with cheap water bufallo heads.
Trying to keep it real, sorry if I offend.
~ ISAAC
Posted:
Mon Feb 19, 2007 1:21 pmby GuruPimpi
:laugh:
Posted:
Wed Feb 21, 2007 11:54 amby caballoballo
Que pasa Rumberos, Are those aniversaries Lp Congas the same dog with a different collar ? Yes, That gold color hardware will fade with the reaction of the sweat of your hands with the metal.
