The cajon (pronounced "ka-hon") is a box-shaped percussion instrument that originated in Peru. It’s essentially a wooden box with a thin front panel, called the tapa, that is struck with the hands to create a range of percussive sounds. The back of the cajon usually has a sound hole to project the sound. The cajon has become a staple in various musical genres, from Flamenco to pop, rock, and jazz. It has evolved into a global instrument, used by musicians like Alejandro Sanz and Alex Acuña. This one is 12in x 12in x 20in.

• Pickup Microphone
• Pre-Amp System
• Shadow Volume Control
• High Quality Endpin Output
• Durable Battery Life

Full Description

• This active system includes a specially designed pre-amp, high quality endpin output jack and a durable battery.

   

  Features/Specifications:

  • Padded sitting surface
  • Wide sound options
  • Adjustable top corners
  • Active pre-amp system with volume control from Shadow Pickup microphone
  • Fully adjustable snare wires

   

  Further Specs:

  • Frontplate: American White Ash (Fraxinus americana L.)
  • Resonating Body: Rubber Wood (Hevea brasiliensis Muell.-Arg.)
  • Finish: Matte

   

  Includes:

  • 9-volt Battery

Comes with a padded case and Meinl Percussion CB2 13 1/4-Inch Retractable Cajon Brush, Pair