The Meinl Artisan Mongoy cajon is designed for musicians seeking an instrument that is both comfortable and high-performing, ideal for studio or stage use. Its Mongoy front plate combined with a Baltic birch body ensures a rich and balanced sound, while the rounded corners and thumb notches provide a comfortable grip for extended sessions. The Bass Reflex system and adjustable internal snare wires allow for precise adjustment of resonance and timbre, making this instrument suitable for both experienced percussionists and amateurs looking to enrich their sound palette.
| Model | Meinl Artisan Mongoy |
|---|---|
| Front Plate | Mongoy |
| Body | Baltic birch |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 28.55 cm x 48.25 cm x 28.85 cm |
| Corners | Rounded with thumb notches |
| Striking surface | Ergonomic rounded with convex shape |
| Sound system | Bass Reflex |
| Snare wires | Internal adjustable with tuning key |
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