Latin Percussion LP5354 Shaker Ganza

The Latin Percussion LP Rattan Ganzá (LP5354) is an authentic, Brazilian-style cylindrical shaker handcrafted to deliver a warm, mellow, and organic rhythmic texture. Based on traditional heritage, this beautiful instrument features a handwoven natural rattan body capped with genuine coconut shell bottoms. Filled with premium internal pebbles, it allows percussionists to produce a wide dynamic range—from soft, whispery backdrops when shaken horizontally to crisp, dry accents when struck vertically. It is an indispensable tool for Samba ensembles, Bossa Nova tracking, acoustic live acts, and classroom rhythm programs.
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Key Product Benefits (Bullet Points)
• 100% Authentic Handwoven Rattan: Built using traditional basket-weaving techniques with premium rattan to guarantee a naturally soft and organic acoustic warmth.
• Genuine Coconut Shell Bottoms: Designed with durable, natural coconut ends that provide a sharp, crisp tonal alternative when internal pebbles strike them vertically.
• Dual-Axis Rhythmic Dynamics: Shifting the playing angle changes the texture entirely—yielding mellow shaker sounds horizontally and tight, cutting responses vertically.
• Vibrant Striped Aesthetic: Features a classic natural finish accented with eye-catching black stripes, bringing an elegant, rustic visual presence to the live stage.
• Multi-Genre Acoustic Tool: While deeply rooted in traditional Brazilian Samba, its sensitive volume control makes it a superb choice for Pop tracking, acoustic bands, and recording studios.
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Detailed Technical Specifications (Table)
Parameter Value / Specification
Manufacturer / Brand Latin Percussion (LP® Official)
Instrument Type Rattan Ganzá / Basket Tube Shaker
Body Construction Handwoven natural Rattan cylinder
Base / Ends Material 100% Natural Coconut shell caps
Internal Fill Premium selected pebbles
Finish / Pattern Natural wood finish with distinct black stripes
Primary Application Samba, Bossa Nova, Acoustic Folk, Studio tracking, Music education