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Replacement Parts Replacement Parts • Table of Contents • REPLACEMENT PARTS REPLACEMENT PARTS • TABLE OF CONTENTS • CONGA pArts .............................................. pG. 1 bONGO pArts ............................................ pG. 31 tIMbAle pArts ......................................... pG. 48 CAjON pArts ............................................ pG. 56 ethNIC druM pArts .................................. pG. 57 djeMbe pArts ........................................... pG. 61 brAzIlIAN perCussION pArts ................. pG. 63 MINI perCussION pArts ........................... pG. 68 stANd pArts .............................................. pG. 71 MIsC Parts / hArdwAre .......................... pG. 85 LP Giovanni PaLLadium SerieS Head Mic Lug Rim Lug Handle Side Plate Shell Protector Tuning Lug Nut Mount Brackets drum Model lp860z 11" Quinto Head LP274A 11" Galaxy Quinto, Rawhide Rim LP772A Quinto Rim, Chrome, Z Series drum Model lp861z 11 3/4" Conga Head LP274B 11 3/4" Galaxy Conga, Rawhide Rim LP773A Conga Rim Chrome, Z Series drum Model lp862z 12 1/2" tumba Head LP274C 12 1/2" Galaxy Tumbadora, Rawhide Rim LP774A Tumba Rim, Chrome, Z Series drum Model lp863z 14" super tumba Head LP274D 14" Galaxy Super Tumba, Rawhide Rim LP775A 14" Super Tumba Rim, Chrome, Z Series Tuning Lug, all sizes LP971 Galaxy Conga Lug, Chrome Mic Lug, all sizes LP971M Galaxy Mic Lug, Chrome Side Plate, all sizes LP973 Galaxy Side Plate Kit, Chrome Handle, all sizes LP224 Conga Handle, Chrome Shell Protector, all sizes LP628G-C Galaxy ProCare Conga Shell Protectors, Chrome Mount Brackets LP912 Double Conga Mounting Bracket, 2 Pcs. 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