Finally my life long argument is settled here! It's not the body of the Conga that makes the sound,it's the head! The body makes it resonate more!

Pearl’s Travel Conga delivers real conga sound from a compact 3.5” deep drum & can be carried in a backpack!

Very nice playing Mark smoth and relax Chevere !!

Pearl's Travel Conga delivers real conga sound from a compact 3.5" deep drum that can be carried in a backpack! buff.ly/1kN0Zft

Yo tengo esas congas y la verdad que se escuchan estupendo y las emos usado en lugares grandes y responde muy bien

Marc Quinones (The Allman Brothers Band) performs on the Travel Conga. buff.ly/1gDei2h

Amazing Marc 🙌❤

Marc Quinones performs on the Travel Conga.

Hey Marc Salute

I can't tell what it is tuned to? Nice solo Marc

Great tone....price?

donde puedo comprar un parche de conga travel pearls de dimension 12.50 es de los tres el mas grande , porque el mio se me rompio espero respuestas y muchas gracias

How much doe these cost?

cool

How much travel conga 11.75 inch stand.

but how

why were these discontinued. i want them

What size is the conga in the video m

is it possible to put the stands in an angle?

Is there a way these can be easily integrated into a drum kit for a drummer that uses independence to cover both the drum and percussion spots of the band at the same time? If you see this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jbiaasyKx86RqWg.html You can see my band concept's setup and my drummer's setup. We are looking for something that is less awkward (both transport wise and to actually play) to allow congas to be integrated into the drum set with them being able to be played quickly and easily amongst other drum and percussion parts, seamlessly, even in moments where quick changes are required. Is there a way to integrate these travel congas into that setup easily? Is there some sort of stand and positioning that can be used? As you can see, using the actual full congas is kind of awkward considering the setup is already big. It's also difficult when you cannot take your own and venues can't get hold of congas for you, considering the music depends on having congas in there, otherwise it cannot be played correctly. I'm trying to find an easy, portable solution for this! Thanks very much.