Latin Percussion C.P. CP636A 9 Conga Head

LP mountable conga heads are a breeze to install on your instrument. It's almost as easy as changing a snare or tom head. You'll need a lug wrench or ratchet to tune and detune the heads. Before tightening the head for the first time, it's a good idea to lubricate the tension rods with oil. While you can tighten the heads quite a bit, it's crucial to detune your congas and bongos after playing. Otherwise, the pressure on the heads will stretch them over time, and the hardware will also take a beating. For generations, rawhide has been the go-to head for congas and bongos, delivering the most authentic sound. However, these heads can be affected by different weather conditions. This 9 - inch diameter head fits the Mini Conga and other CP Congas. It's easy to put on and made of authentic rawhide. PLU: CP636A

Using this Latin Percussion conga head is straightforward. First, it's easy to install on your instrument, similar to changing a snare or tom head. You'll need a lug wrench or ratchet to tune and detune it. Before you start tightening the head for the first time, remember to oil the tension rods. This will make the tuning process smoother. When you're done playing, always detune your congas and bongos. If you leave them tuned up, the heads will stretch over time, and the hardware might get damaged. Keep in mind that since it's made of rawhide, the head can be affected by different weather conditions. So, try to store it in a stable environment. This 9 - inch diameter head fits the Mini Conga and other CP Congas, giving you an authentic sound for your music.