Meinl Percussion Cajon, Walnut (SUBCAJ5WN)
The MEINL Jumbo Subwoofer Cajon features a forward projecting sound port in place of the traditional rear facing style and an internal reflex channel. This results in an enhanced bass note projection, particularly desirable for live and unplugged situations. Fixed internal snare wires deliver a crisp and cutting sound that enhances corner slaps and adds a touch of contrast to bass notes. The Jumbo Bass Cajon is designed to project immensely deep bass tones that swell with harder playing and provide slight punches behind soft notes, responding much like a kick drum.
Product Features
- MEINL’S BIGGEST AND BASSIEST CAJON: With a low end punch that you will feel the first time you sit down to play, the Mein Jumbo Subwoofer Cajon is mammoth in size and sound. The extra wide and extra deep body allow for superb low note development. The Jumbo Bass Cajon measures 13.5″ wide x 19 3/4″ tall x 13 3/4″ deep.
- FORWARD FACING SOUND PORTS WITH INTERNAL BASS REFLEX: An internal reflex channel directs the sound out through the forward facing ports to create a bass sound that feels like a kick drum. The forward sound ports replace the traditional rear facing style to envelop the player in a warm mix of bass tones.
- CRISP SNARE DRUM SOUNDS: Internal fixed snares add the dimension of a crisp snare drum and are great for providing cutting tones when playing near the top corners of the playing surface. The top front plate corners are also adjustable with a screwdriver to alter the amount of distance between the playing surface and Cajon body. This results in enhanced slap tones that can deliver a deep back beat.
- WALNUT FRONT PLATE AND MDF RESONATING BODY: Equipped with a walnut front plate, this Cajon is ultra-sensitive to soft finger rolls, giving you a wide range of dynamics to play with. The solid MDF body with thick rubber feet resonates fully while providing a strong structure for the instrument.
- OFFICIAL TWO YEAR MEINL WARRANTY: All Mein cajons carry a two year manufacturer’s warranty when purchased from authorized retailers.
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Big box and big boom for a taller person My review of the Meinl Jumbo Bass cajon is based ultimately on my wants and how my expectations were met. That said, here is a rundown of what I desired and how this cajon fared:1. Size and comfort: I am 6â3â and wanted a larger box to sit on. Iâve sat on an average $100 cajon, and though they would hold my 225 lbs. up, the play area felt small for my hands. The jumbo part of this cajon is correct, because it is a pretty big box. Itâs comfortable to sit on and provides an adequate…
This cajon sounds awesome! The kick and snare sounds are better than … This cajon sounds awesome! The kick and snare sounds are better than any other one I have played (and I played about 12 different ones at the local music store), and the sound really projects. The construction is solid. It does not have a sound hole in the back (by design they are in the front), but they built in a recessed carry handle where the sound hole normally would be. So you can carry it around like any other cajon. The top has non-slip surface, but I do find I can slip off when tilting…
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