Description
The Chord AG2 is a double agogo bell set built for players who want a reliable percussion sound at the ready. Two steel bells sit on a shared stem, giving you the classic high and low pitch pairing that agogo bells are known for. The bells produce a bright, cutting tone that works well in Latin, samba and general percussion setups, and the metal build keeps the sound clear and consistent.
What sets the AG2 apart from a hand-held agogo is the stand-mounting bracket. This lets you fix the bells to a percussion stand or drum rack, so they stay in a fixed position while you play. That frees up your hands and makes the AG2 a practical choice for drummers and percussionists who want to add agogo sounds to a larger kit without holding the instrument. Strike the bells with a stick or beater to get the traditional two-note pattern.
The shared stem holds both bells at a set spacing, so you can move between the two pitches quickly and cleanly. Steel construction means the bells stand up to regular use, whether you play at home, in rehearsal or on stage. Note that agogo bells are sometimes spelled agogô, reflecting their Brazilian roots, and the term is used the same way in the UK and US. The AG2 keeps things simple: mount it, tune your setup around it and play.
Specification
| Weight |
0.49KG |
| Dimensions |
85mm x 100mm x 330mm |
Frequently Asked
How do I mount the AG2?
The AG2 comes with a stand-mounting bracket that fixes to a percussion stand or drum rack. This holds the bells in a set position so your hands stay free to play.
What are the bells made from?
Both bells are made from steel, which gives a bright, cutting tone and stands up to regular playing.
How do you play agogo bells?
Strike the bells with a stick or beater to sound the two pitches. The high and low bells let you play the traditional two-note agogo pattern.
Can I use the AG2 with a drum kit?
Yes. Because it mounts to a stand or rack, the AG2 is a good fit for drummers who want to add agogo sounds to a larger setup.
Does the AG2 come with a beater?
The listing covers the double agogo bells and the mounting bracket. You can play them with any standard percussion stick or beater.