LP chose the name "Palladium" to refer to the Golden Age of Latin Music in the 1950's & '60s, commonly referred to as Latin-Jazz.

Afro-Cuban (Latin) instruments & elements have been influencing many of the
best Jazz players since at least the 1920s, and the interaction of
Afro-Cuban & Jazz music entered a "Golden Age" in the 50s &'60s when
Jazz musicians, such as Dizzy Gillespie, further developed the
Afro-Cuban/Jazz sound. This interaction of Jazz & Latin sounds continues
today, performed & promoted by such notable musicians as Poncho Sanchez & Chucho Valdes.

Much of the synthesis of Afro-Cuban and Jazz music occurred in New York &
the title "Palladium" was also given to many New York clubs during this era.

LP Palladium congas are a tribute to this era, a time of creative &
productive explosion among clubs, musicians & the Latin-Jazz music scene.

*"Palladium" also means, "a sacred object having the power to preserve a city or state possessing it" (American Heritage Dictionary). Like a sacred drum, the Palladium congas are set apart, the best quality & musical responsiveness available in a conga.

11" Quinto, LP Palladium Conga

11 3/4" Conga, LP Palladium Conga

12 1/2" Tumba, LP Palladium Conga

14" Super tumba, LP Palladium Conga

Palladium Congas