Latin Percussion LP150 Cyclops Handheld Tambourine, Steel, Black
The LP150 Cyclops is a headless handheld tambourine with a patented shape, fitted with nickel-plated steel jingles that sound loud and cutting. Its ergonomic design reduces stress on the hand and wrist, and its textured handle keeps your grip secure.
What sets it apart
- Nickel-plated steel jingles, loud sound
- Patented ergonomic shape
- Ultra-Comfort textured handle
- Patented pins keep the jingles in place
The loudest handheld Cyclops
The handheld Cyclops comes in three jingle versions. This one carries nickel-plated steel, which LP describes as loud and cutting: the choice when the tambourine has to get over a drum kit and amplified guitars. Brass gives a warmer sound; steel projects.
Built to last the whole night
Shaking a tambourine for two hours takes a toll on the wrist. The Cyclops's patented shape was designed to reduce that stress, and the Ultra-Comfort textured handle keeps a good grip even when your hands sweat. The jingles are held by a patented pinning system. The tambourine measures 2.6 x 10 x 7.5 inches; the same model comes in red (LP151) and white (LP152).
Specifications
| Type | Handheld tambourine, headless |
|---|---|
| Jingles | Nickel-plated steel |
| Handle | Ultra-Comfort textured |
| Dimensions | 2.6 x 10 x 7.5 in. |
| Finish | Black (also red LP151 and white LP152) |
What it's for
- Rock or pop band tambourine
- Worship with amplified instruments
- Singer playing tambourine on stage
Compared with other manufacturers
An ergonomic handheld tambourine from other makers:
| Maker | Model | Notable feature |
|---|---|---|
| Meinl | TMT1BK | ABS, nickel steel, guiro-style surface |
| LP | Cyclops Handheld, Steel | Ergonomic, nickel-plated steel |
| Toca | Half Moon Tambourine 10" | Seven rows of double jingles |
| Toca | Tambourine with Mount | ABS, converts from mount to hand |
Frequently asked questions
- How do you play a handheld tambourine?
- Shake it in rhythm with one hand, or strike it against your palm or thigh to mark the beats.
- What is the LP150 Cyclops tambourine?
- LP's handheld Cyclops in its black, nickel-plated steel version, headless, with a patented ergonomic shape.
- What is a tambourine without a head for?
- To get the jingle sound on its own, cleaner, for shaking or striking with no drumhead ring.
- Does the steel Cyclops come in other colours?
- Yes: in red (LP151) and white (LP152), with the same steel jingles.
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