This cajon, designed with a tulipwood front plate and a 9-ply Baltic birch body, offers a rich and balanced sound ideal for musicians seeking a versatile instrument. Its solid wood construction guarantees good resonance, while its two pre-tuned V-shaped snare wires provide precise nuances for dynamic playing. The rounded corners and thumb notches improve comfort, making this instrument perfect for studio sessions, on stage, or in rehearsal.
| Front Plate | Tulipwood |
|---|---|
| Body | Baltic Birch (Betula Pendula), 9-ply (12 mm) |
| Snare Wires | 2 pre-tuned V-shaped wires |
| Corners | Rounded with thumb notches |
| Sound Port Ring | Extra thick for bass amplification |
| Pop Filter | Present on the soundbox |
| Feet | Soft rubber |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 48 x 28.5 x 30 cm |
| Finish | Satin lacquer |
| Manufacture | Spain |
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