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Paul Pollan
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2025
Sturdy
Daniel Sánchez
Reviewed in Mexico on March 29, 2024
Está bastante robusto el brazo, cumple muy bien su función. Es garantía LP
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2023
This is a POS! The holes were not even close. I had to drill it out with my drill press and even them the strap is a POS! My bongs are not secure in the strap. JUNK!
sandy
Reviewed in Australia on January 22, 2023
great heavy duty construction and useability
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2022
Very good 👍 product help a lot well organized.
Isabel Miranda
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2022
Lo puse sobre las congas , perfecto para la precisión de bongo
Vance
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2021
Really like this mount. The nylon strap is easier on your instrument than a clamp. Help up to a hard 4 hour practice.
Tom Lynham
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2019
So I was aware that the hole pattern might not line up, but I thought - "I've got a drill press with a step bit, I'll just make the holes bigger." LP couldn't have put the holes they drilled in a worse spot. It's close enough that you can't just drill a new set of holes (although in retrospect I should have just drill 4 new ones altogether) without the bit drifting into their holes, off enough that making the holes larger just doesn't get you there. So just know that that part of it is not easy. Why not slots LP!?What's a much more 2-star review aspect of this is the lack of adjustment. Height relative to congas: fixed. Distance back from congas: fixed. Angle: well, not fixed, but the teeth in the cog at the elbow are so coarse as to make one "notch" change a hilarious amount of angle in the plane of the bongo heads. It feels like "you can either have it flat or you can have the bongos pointed at your belt buckle."Because of the lack of adjustments, my Matador bongos with their big metal hoops on the bottom hit the top of the tumba. I have to have the angle more upright than I like, and this also means they are just generally higher off the floor than I like.Finally, using a thin nylon strap to secure the bongos is dumb too. You can crank on the nut that tightens this until it is dangerously tight, but the strap stretches enough so that you don't get the feeling of, "yep - there's where I should stop." So inevitably I will probably not be paying attention during setup or be adrenalinized enough to just want to crank it before a gig and the cheap nylon will pop, probably hitting me in the eye like a broken barb-wire fence.I can't return anything because I drilled the crap out of the mounting plate, so I'll probably end up throwing this away after it sits in my way in the studio for ten or fifteen years.
KGBoogie
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2019
LP has at least two types of conga stand. I have caliente congas, so I knew this is not a match. However, it was $24 for open box. I made little adjustments and this works just fine. See the photos
AIDULEIK
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2013
I purchased this bracket to use with my LP aspire Carlos Santana Conga/bongo set. Is perfect and very easy to install in the double conga stand. The package was ship in time. I recommended this bracket to all musicians that want to set up the conga and the bongos together. Tip this bracket only fit with the LP double conga stand.
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