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11 in. head (quinto)
Highest-pitched of the family. Cuts through a band for solos and slaps rather than holding down the bottom.

Independent shopping perspective
An 11-inch quinto from LP's Galaxy Giovanni line, natural finish. For hand percussionists who want a lead drum for salsa and Latin folkloric playing.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
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Highest-pitched of the family. Cuts through a band for solos and slaps rather than holding down the bottom.
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Congas are normally played in pairs or threes. One drum gives you a single pitch.
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Unstained shell. Shows grain and wear over time instead of hiding scuffs under a color coat.
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Requinto 9-3/4, quinto 11, conga 11-3/4, tumbadora 12-1/2 — same line, so pairs match visually and tonally.
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Mid-to-upper hand percussion pricing. Buying a pair roughly doubles the cost.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. This is one drum, the 11-inch quinto. The requinto, conga and tumbadora sizes are separate drums in the same line.
Size and pitch. The quinto is the smaller, higher-pitched lead drum. The 11-3/4 in. conga sits lower and plays supporting parts.
No stand is included. You'll need a single stand, a double stand if you add a second drum, or a seated playing position.
Most players start with the 11-3/4 in. conga as their single drum and add the quinto second for lead lines.
Reference
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