The Meinl FL11NT Quinto 11" conga is designed for percussionists seeking an instrument that combines sound quality and durability. Its two-ply rubberwood shell provides excellent resonance, while the True Skin buffalo head delivers an authentic, warm tone. Thanks to the Floatune tuning system, the instrument minimizes unwanted vibrations for a clear, precise sound, ideal for studio sessions, live performances, or rehearsals. Lightweight and easy to handle, this model is perfectly suited to experienced musicians and music schools.
| Model | Meinl FL11NT Quinto |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 11 inches |
| Height | 76 cm |
| Shell material | Two-ply rubberwood |
| Head type | True Skin buffalo |
| Hardware | Chrome-plated |
| Hoop type | Rounded 4 mm SSR with handles |
| Hook thickness | 10 mm |
| Protectors | Tension rods and rubber between the shell and lugs |
| Tuning system | Floatune (hardware separate from the shell) |
| Included accessories | Accessory pouch, tuning key |
| Stand | Not included |
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