The Meinl MCC1212NT conga is designed for demanding percussionists seeking a professional instrument that combines sound quality and durability. Its True Skin buffalo head delivers a warm, authentic tone, ideal for studio sessions, live performances, or intensive rehearsals. The two-ply rubberwood shell ensures excellent projection while remaining lightweight for easy transport. Supplied with a Steely II basket stand and a tuning key, this conga allows precise tuning to suit all playing styles, from beginner to experienced musician.
| Model | Meinl MCC1212NT |
|---|---|
| Type | Tumba |
| Diameter | 12 1/2" |
| Height | 76 cm |
| Shell | Two-ply rubberwood |
| Head | True Skin buffalo |
| Hooks | 8 mm thick |
| Hoop | 2.6 mm rounded SSR |
| Hardware | Powder-coated black |
| Accessories | Accessory pouch, tuning key |
| Stand | Black Steely II basket stand |
| Available finishes | Coffee Burst, Natural, Super Natural, Gold Sunburst, Tequila Sunrise, Leopard Burl Natural brilliant |
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