LP Mic Claws
LP's improved Claw holds even tighter to drum and hand-percussion rims, amplifiers or other studio accessories, ensuring mics and other items remain in place. In the video Jim Greiner demonstrates this on the spot. A very easy mounting and dismounting system that everybody loves to work with. Its design is compact and includes a flexible gooseneck, which holds 5/8-inch diameter mic clips. With an suggested retail price of $48, the EZ-Mount Mic Claw fits anyone's budget.

These three models, each with an MSRP of $59, include mounting rods.

• The Mic Claw LP592A-X, is ideal for mounting large, heavy microphones, on snares, toms and congas, and includes the 3/8-inch Z-Rod, which allows close or extended positioning and the rubber-lined jaw/mount isolates the mic from vibration and cross talk.
  
• The Splash Claw LP592S-X, is the best way to add cymbals to any setup without adding drum hardware, and mounts cymbals up to 16-inches on any drum rim. The Splash Claw includes a Z-shape cymbal arm with felts and a heavy-duty wing nut.
  
• The Perc Claw LP592B-X, holds most mountable percussion instruments on drum kits, marching drums or percussion setups, and includes a specially designed 3/8-inch diameter knurled Z-Rod (see definition below).

Definition
Knurling is a manufacturing process, typically conducted on a metal lathe, whereby a diamond-shaped (criss-cross) or other pattern is cut or rolled into the material.

LP Eye Bolt and new accassoiries
The second video contains the LP Eye Bolt system and new accassoiries packs. At LP, they took the best known instrument in the world, the cowbell, and improved it. The new mounting assembly's eyebolt is spring-loaded and self-aligning, and accommodates 3/8" and 1/2" diameter tom arms. This new patent-pending mounting system is available on three models: the LP007-N Rock Bell, the LP008-N Rock Ridge Rider Cowbell and the LP009-N Rock Classic Ridge Rider Cowbell.

Mike Portnoy

"Of course, every band and song needs MORE COWBELL!!! But now you can even have MORE COWBELL POSITIONS! Latin Percussion's new design makes it easy to place your cowbell anywhere and in any position due to its locking spring-loaded eyebolt and its ability to now accommodate a larger tom arm."

Ray Luzier

"Leave it to LP to improve an icon. Faster set up and stronger fastening means it's not moving no matter how hard I hit, and the ½" diameter eyebolt takes the hell out of finding the right L."

LP Cajon Display Rack
The Cajon Display Rack is for retailers only, unless you want one in your living room. We added this video to show you some retail stuff from NAMM as well.

LP Cajon Hats
Jim Greiner demos the new 9" Cajon Hats in the third video. The B20 bronze cymbals have a thumbscrew to adjust the distance between the cymbals easily when you're sitting on the cajon. It also features a striker for stick-free playing, but you can play the cymbals with your hands as well, of course. The dealer price in your local store will be around $150.