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Reviews
Owner Insights
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Comparisons
Build quality
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LP Generation III bongos have a sharper bearing edge than Matador, requiring adjustment for players but not affecting sound quality.
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Meinl's Freeride Suspension System is noted to potentially be a con for its method of sticking shells together.
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Meinl uses mahogany wood, which some believe offers an advantage over the oak used by LP.
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User experience
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Owners say LP Gen III stock heads are thicker with a warmer sound, notably deeper on the hembra, than Matador and Tycoon alternatives.
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Mods and upgrades
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Upgrading the macho head with Remo heads is a common recommendation for better sound quality.
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Critic Reviews
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