Meinl Cajon Review

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(More customer reviews)This product is advertised as a Meinl Cajon; in actuality, it is the Meinl "Nino" series Cajon, which (as the name implies) is intended for children. This would be comparable to purchasing a full drum set online and receiving a playskool plastic Fun 'N Drum set, or some such nonsense. Very disappointed.

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Schalloch Cajon Brown Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a great instrument for small crowds, mostly acoustic playing. The whole instrument itself is very sturdy, so you have no worries about it break. It comes with four strings, which can easily be tightend or losend with a tool that comes with the Cajon. The noise is very clear and sounds great.
The bass is louder than I expected which is a plus. Also the wood, is hard, but not hard enough where it is going to hurt your hands while your playing. I use this for worship time doing bible studies, and it works great and can keep an excellent beat. It has a grooved surface at the top of the cajon, so when you sit on it, your not going to slip off. So if your looking for a cajon just to use for fun, or small groups, this is one to choose.

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Fat Congas String Cajon Drum Review

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(More customer reviews)I have played various Cajons (Flamenco and Peruano) and feel that the Fat Congas Cajon Flamenco is my favorite to play. Unlike many Cajons where their is only one tapa (playing/striking side), this Cajon is made of real wood and can be hit on all sides for various tones. One side has snares usually used for Flamenco, another has a deep wood sound usually used for Afro-Peruvian style and the other two sides have a higher sound that can be used for Caribbean (Son, Bachata, etc...). The downside for the Cajon, is that it is not the same dimensions as many mass produced Cajons on the market, so there are not many gig bags available and it is a little heavier (still really light) than others, but these things should be overlooked, due to the overall quality of the Cajon. I made two personal modifications, where I took off the sitting pad, so that I can move around the Cajon for quicker movement to use the various tapas and I added two nails on the side opposite of the snare to get a sound I was looking for. Overall, I highly recommend this Cajon.

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LP Aspire Cajon Review

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(More customer reviews)maybe didnt ready enough of the product before buying it. not bad, but it was smaller than what i was looking for and not the sound quality i wanted. BUT we have used it a lot and it looks like new strong and well build.

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Schalloch Cajon Natural Review

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(More customer reviews)I received my Cajon about a couple weeks ago. I ordered it through Musician's Friend website because they offer free shipping (the drum itself was the same price as amazon). I bought it to learn on. So far it has held up well. It is the perfect price and quality for someone who isn't too serious or care too much about professional sounds. I'm sure there are better made ones out there, but this would be perfect for just a casual acoustic setting. It is also able to be tuned.

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