The LP Vibra-Slap II is a modern take on the traditional quijada -- the jawbone instrument used in Afro-Latin music. Strike the ball, and the rattling teeth inside the resonator produce a distinctive buzz-rattle that's immediately recognizable in salsa, cumbia, and countless pop and rock recordings. LP's version is more reliable and consistent than actual animal jawbones, with the same essential character.

The Vibra-Slap is one of those instruments that's hard to imitate with anything else -- when a song needs that sound, nothing else will do. The LP208 version offers a focused, musical rattle that's well-suited to both live performance and studio use. The build quality is solid, and the mechanism stays consistent over years of use. A unique voice in your percussion toolkit.