Cajons

The Dos Voces Cajon is made in Peru, considered by most to be the birthplace of the cajon as an instrument. It is called Dos Voces, or Two Voices, because of its dual playing surface design. By placing the sound port on the side of the cajon, we are able...

A Tempo Percussion's El Artesano Cajon is made by A Tempo in Peru, a country considered by most to be the birthplace of the cajon as an instrument. The body of this cajon is made from select pieces of solid Mohena, American Muskwood and Tropical Walnut...

Adjustable strings and an extra thick wooden sound port ring for bass compression gives the line A wide dynamic range of highs and lows. Two sets of eight micro-coiled metal Cajon strings give a snapping snare effect and are adjustable with the included...

The Meinl vertical subwoofer Cajon with black MDF body and Makah-burl front plate Features forward projecting sound ports in place of the traditional rear facing style and an internal reflex channel that helps develop the sound. This results in enhanced...

Built from Baltic birch wood and outfitted with specially wound metal strings that span the inside of the playing surface, Mein woodcraft Cajon deliver well-defined snare and bass sounds. The Birch construction allows players to dig in with plenty of...

Equipped with dials to mix your sound, The pickup slap-top Cajon gives you the ultimate playing experience when extra amplification is needed. This Cajon contains a passive pickup system that has bass, snare, and tone controls, along with a high quality...