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This one-handed triangle from Latin Percussion makes it possible to play triangle rhythms-even rolls-with one hand. Its unique shape fits comfortably and securely in your grip.
LP One Handed Triangle
LP One Handed Triangle

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3.75

4 Reviews

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  • Good instrument for multiple strikes.

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    submitted11 years ago

    byBILL ASHLEY

    fromJackson TN

    This LP One Handed Triangle is great for multiple strikes. It is very bright and percussive. it is very easy to play. Single strikes require a bit more proficiency to accomplish. It is well made, and is easy to hold in one hand. All in all, a good tool of the trade for percussionists.

  • One Handed Playing is now possible using other hand for shaker

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    submitted15 years ago

    byPhil Montalvo

    fromBerkeley CA

    I modified the product by using some electrical tape on the inside leg on one side of the V in the triangle. It dampens the sound so that it is not so bright. I play a Brasilian style LP soft shaker with one hand and play a triangle groove with the other. I also use some bicycle handle bar tap on the outside to improve my grip.

  • Not for jazz

    3

    submitted15 years ago

    byTom Visentin

    fromHouston, Texas

    Might be good for rapid sequential beats, but poor for slower, syncopated taps. Hammer doesn't bounce off "triangle" and dampens the tone. It just doesn't ring out with a clear tone. It might work better if it was spring loaded, somehow. I wanted to use it to get the opening beat for THE PINK PANTHER theme. I worked with it for two days to try to acheive that beat and finally returned it.

  • Good idea

    4

    submitted15 years ago

    bySammy

    fromBeverly, MA

    Good idea for one-handed playing. Will be great to use for rolls or quick 16ths. One thing that might be changed is the ability to modify the placement of the guide or ball so that it's easier to play single rhythms. The ball tends to be too close and bounces off the back guide too quickly.

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