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4.5 (8)
$54.99 $40.98 $14.01 · All time low
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4.0 (7)
$46.92 $40.98 $5.94 · All time low
Amazon
4.6 (440)
$39.97 New
$35.97 Used (Very Good)
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4.0 (2)
$40.98
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5.0 (1)
$51.99
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4.6 (57)
$37.00

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Description

The VibraSlap, a modern percussion classic, offers a unique sound experience that has been etched into countless recordings, soundtracks, and live performances. Originally designed as a durable alternative to the delicate rattling of a horse jawbone, this instrument has become iconic in its own right. Whether you're a professional percussionist or a curious enthusiast, the VibraSlap's distinctive chattering sound is sure to add an intriguing layer to your music.

To play, simply strike the ball end against your palm or thigh, and let the wooden resonator do the rest. For added versatility, the VibraSlap can be mounted on a stand, making it a perfect companion for any drum set. Its tone can be easily adjusted by rotating the sound chamber, allowing musicians to explore a range of sounds from warm and crisp to metallic and sustained. From the intros of Ozzy Osbourne's "Crazy Train" to Aerosmith's "Sweet Emotion," the VibraSlap is a testament to the power of unique percussion.

Key Features:

  • Originated from the Peruvian quijada (horse/donkey jawbone instrument)
  • Produces a distinctive chattering-teeth tone
  • Versatile for hand-held or mounted play
  • Adjustable sound chamber for varied tonal quality
  • Durable construction with options in wood or metal
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VIBRA-SLAP ビブラスラップ(木製ボディ)

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VIBRA-SLAP ビブラスラップ(木製ボディ)

赤猫トム akanekotom

赤猫トム akanekotom

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Percussion How To: Vibraslap w/ Mark Shelton

Mark Shelton

Mark Shelton

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Which Vibra-Slap Sounds Best?

Steve Weiss Music

Steve Weiss Music

Reviews

PROS

  • Professional build quality; sturdy and solid construction

  • Adjustable sound chamber for varied tones

  • Warm, crisp "Brrrrrr" sound with LP quality

  • Suitable for children and beginners, easy to use

  • Adds unique accent to songs, versatile percussion tool

  • Quick learning curve for achieving desired sustain

  • Well-loved by both amateur and professional musicians

  • Fun addition to any percussion setup

  • Nostalgic sound, used by famous musicians

  • Great tool for filling segments or adding color

CONS

  • Requires practice to achieve long sustain

  • Wing nut could be tighter for sound adjustment

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Vibraslap.

Features and functionality

  • LP offers specific mounting solutions for the Vibra slap, including dedicated mounts and brackets for integration with drum kits.

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  • The vibraslap mount holds the instrument vertically with no adjustable angle, unlike the LP Claw mount.

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User experience

  • It's crucial to hit the ball of the Vibra slap instead of the flat side to avoid breakage, as experienced by some users during performances.

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  • Owners note that using a vibraslap mount for an agogo requires playing at an unconventional angle.

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Value and pricing

  • Vibraslap mounts are available for around $35, but budget constraints can be an issue for some users.

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Use cases and applications

  • Handheld agogos may not mount securely and can result in awkward playing angles.

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See how John Mayer uses Vibraslap

John Mayer

Guitarist

John Mayer Trio

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In this YouTube video uploaded by craigmewsmusic, John Mayer can be seen playing a vibraslap starting at 1:40. Mayer said in reference to a song on his album Room for Squares, "83 was the vibraslap." Based on this video and the sounds heard on Mayer's said song, it can be concluded that the vibraslap was used during recording. It is unclear which brand produced this particular vibraslap, but judging from the idea that Mayer said in the video, "We drove out to a Guitar Center just to get a vibraslap," it is likely that this is a Latin Percussion brand vibraslap, considering this brand has not only dealt their vibraslap to Guitar Center in the past, but also credits the invention of the vibraslap in 1967 to Latin Percussion's founder, Martin Cohen, upon which the company was granted a patent for the instrument.

See how Joe Hawley uses Vibraslap

Joe Hawley

Singer, Guitarist

Tally Hall

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Joe and the rest of Tally Hall often used a vibraslap named Henry at live shows, more often at acoustic shows.

See how Zubin Sedghi uses Vibraslap

Zubin Sedghi

Singer, Bassist

Tally Hall

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Zubin and the rest of Tally Hall often used a vibraslap named Henry at live shows, more often at acoustic shows.

See how Rob Cantor uses Vibraslap

Rob Cantor

Singer, Guitarist

Tally Hall

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Rob and the rest of Tally Hall often used a vibraslap named Henry at live shows, more often at acoustic shows.

See how Andrew Horowitz uses Vibraslap

Andrew Horowitz

Keyboardist, Music Producer

Tally Hall

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Andrew and the rest of Tally Hall often used a vibraslap named Henry at live shows, more often at acoustic shows.

See how Ross Federman uses Vibraslap

Ross Federman

Drummer, Music Producer

Tally Hall

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Ross and the rest of Tally Hall often used a vibraslap named Henry at live shows, more often at acoustic shows.

Album Usage

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