Category
Hand Percussion · Models
Congas, bongos, djembes, cajons, timbales, frame drums, and the small instruments that live on a percussion table: tambourines, cowbells, shakers, and claves.
5 models
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Model
Sela CaSela Pro
Hand percussion
The CaSela Pro's snare system can be adjusted or removed without tools, letting one box cover both the snare and the traditional sound.
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Model
Schlagwerk 2inOne
Hand percussion
The 2inOne cajon puts the snare wires where they respond to the top corners but not the centre, so a player gets a snare crack and a clean bass note from the same box without adjusting anything.
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Model
Toca Player's Series Cajon
Hand percussion
The Player's Series cajon covers the standard format — birch body, hardwood front plate, internal snare wires — at the price point where most people buy their first one.
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Meinl Snarecraft Cajon
Hand percussion
Snarecraft cajons carry fixed internal snare wires under the whole playing surface rather than only the top corners, which gives a consistent snare buzz wherever the box is struck.
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Model
LP Americana Cajon
Hand percussion
The Americana groups LP's cajons — plain, snare-fitted, and slap-top — around the format that turned a Peruvian box drum into standard equipment for acoustic gigs.