A jumbo size for even more boom and power.
Meinl’s Jumbo bass cajon model features a larger body that measures 13" W x 21 1/4" H x 13" D. When combined with the special cajon port, it has an enhanced low end bass response that generates a big sound with lots of bottom and boom. Three sets of fixed snare wires allow for crisp snare slaps so you can keep the groove going in any situation.
Get More Thump
A factory installed ported sound hole gives you extra-deep bass that fills the room, located on the back where most cajon ports are positioned.
Why It Matters
A deep backbeat moves people and music, allowing you to bring that feeling to quieter acoustic gigs while staying in the range of volume cajons are designed for.
Looking Inside
This cajon comes with three sets of internal fixed snare wires to give your sound a crisp pop. They're the same type used on snare drums and are positioned for a sensitive touch.
Driving The Sound
The beautiful hardwood playing surface responds to soft dynamics and packs a punch at louder volumes. The sturdy modern composite body resonates with full projection and warm tone.
Of Note
The port is permanently secured to get the biggest bass sound; it doesn't get in the way of microphones and won't require any adjustments.
The Bottom Line
You can play it alongside guitars at acoustic shows, with worship music, in the studio, or at outdoor jams. Four solid silicone feet keep the cajon stable, avoid scratches and eliminate crazy vibrations on any surface.
The Big Picture
Meinl is a family-owned instrument manufacturer and brand established in Germany in 1951 with expert designers to ensure you're delivered the absolute finest quality.
Get More Thump
A factory installed ported sound hole gives you extra-deep bass that fills the room, located on the back where most cajon ports are positioned.
Why It Matters
A deep backbeat moves people and music, allowing you to bring that feeling to quieter acoustic gigs while staying in the range of volume cajons are designed for.
Looking Inside
This cajon comes with three sets of internal fixed snare wires to give your sound a crisp pop. They're the same type used on snare drums and are positioned for a sensitive touch.
Driving The Sound
The beautiful hardwood playing surface responds to soft dynamics and packs a punch at louder volumes. The sturdy modern composite body resonates with full projection and warm tone.
Of Note
The port is permanently secured to get the biggest bass sound; it doesn't get in the way of microphones and won't require any adjustments.
The Bottom Line
You can play it alongside guitars at acoustic shows, with worship music, in the studio, or at outdoor jams. Four solid silicone feet keep the cajon stable, avoid scratches and eliminate crazy vibrations on any surface.
The Big Picture
Meinl is a family-owned instrument manufacturer and brand established in Germany in 1951 with expert designers to ensure you're delivered the absolute finest quality.
Specifications
Size and Weight
- 13" W x 21 1/4" H x 13" D
- 12.2 lbs