The MEINL Bongo Cajon is uniquely different. It delivers the sound one can expect from a traditional cajon, and with a playing surface that has high- and low pitch sound areas, traditional bongo patterns can be played on it as well...
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The MEINL Cajita is developed from the classic Peruvian folk instrument. It hangs from the neck and is played with a wooden striker in one hand. The other hand controls the handle on the lid, opening and closing to create a wide variety of sounds, effects..
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The MEINL Snare Bongo Cajon can be played like a bongo, between the legs, or on one’s lap. It comes with two snares secured to the inner side of the playing surface, for an authentic cajon sound and feel...
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The MEINL Palito is another addition to the comprehensive variety of our cajon instruments. Strings which touch the playing surface on the inside deliver a sensitive sizzle effect that fits to various musical applications. Its compact size and light weigh..
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The Sweet Spot is loosely based on Paolo's 'Kiyo' model Cajón and is aimed at customers wanting a high-quality product at an affordable cost. The circular frontal design is based on a Crop Circle discovered in the UK in 2008, the position on the drum iden..
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In the traditional Rumba groups, it covers the “quinto” part, that being the leading percussion role, with its high pitched sound, which artfully blends with the intricate interplay set by the Clave, Conga and Bass Cajón...
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The Fandango is an excellent professional cajón. Totally made with birch plywood, it features the typical “double V” snare system, with steel core guitar strings, vertically mounted...
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This is the most visually captivating model thanks to its special beating surface. A layer of venneer is applied with a hot press on top of a panel of Avio birch plywood...
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The type of wood used in Cajón-making varies a lot according to the area of origin. In South America the choice is endless, in North America, Maple is the most common, while in Europe, Birch and Beech are traditionally the drum woods. Luckily, Birch has t..
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The Zambo model has two very different sounds. It features a removable snare mechanism with nylon wound strings, so it is a little less aggressive than the other snare Cajóns. With the snares on it has a mellow, rootsy sound, with earthy basses; without i..
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