Latin Percussion LP209 Vibra-Slap II Deluxe

The LP Vibra‑Slap is one of the most iconic percussion instruments ever created—and the first patented product in the history of Latin Percussion. Heard on countless recordings, film soundtracks, and advertisements, the Vibra‑Slap has appeared in more recorded music than any other sound effect of its kind. It was originally conceived as a durable replacement for the fragile rattling horse jawbone (quijada), delivering the same unmistakable sound with far greater reliability.

Sound is produced by striking the ball end against the palm of the hand, causing the internal metal pins to vibrate against the ridged sound chamber. By simply rotating the chamber, players can vary the tone and articulation—from short, sharp rattles to longer, buzzing textures. This Deluxe Wood version is slightly larger than the standard Vibra‑Slap, producing louder, crisper tones with enhanced projection and presence.

Durable, expressive, and instantly recognizable, the LP Deluxe Wood Vibra‑Slap is a staple in percussion setups across genres, from Latin and jazz to orchestral, pop, and film scoring.

Key Features

• Replicates the sound of a quijada (rattling horse jawbone)
• Original LP design and first Latin Percussion patent
• Deluxe wood construction for louder, crisper tone
• Larger size than the standard Vibra‑Slap
• Rotating sound chamber allows tonal variation
• Extremely durable and road‑worthy
• Used across countless recordings, soundtracks, and performances