With innovative materials matching their already innovative designs, Meinl’s Elm Wood Snare Cajon is composed of woods not previously used in cajon manufacturing.

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The new use of elm wood as a frontplate with an effective resonating body made of rubber wood creates a unique instrument without losing any of the intended function. The glamorous veneer of the frontplate may attract attention whenever it is seen, but your audience will stick around to hear you play.

Featuring a full set of snare wires, which can be controlled using the knurled finger knob located on the side of the drum, the Elm Wood Snare Cajon employs Meinl uniqueness for functional design. The positioning of the knurled finger knob allows musicians to adjust the effect of the snare while playing. Want a lot of snare? Go ahead. Want to turn it off? That’s your choice too. The knurled finger knob gives you the precision and sensitivity to change your snare as much as you want.

Materials

• Frontplate: Elm
• Resonating body: Rubber Wood

Features

• 19-3/8"H x 11-1/2"L x 11-3/4"D
• Adjustable top corners
• Internal, adjustable snare wires
• Padded sitting surface
• Wide sound options
• Finish Matte

For ease of practice, the Elm Wood Snare Cajon has a padded sitting surface to allow for longer and more comfortable performances, as well as rubber footing on the bottom, in order to prevent damage to floors, as well as the surface of the cajon during transport or use. Next time you go on tour, why not use the sound that is sweeping the nation, with artists from Pac de Lucia to the Dixie Chicks using Meinl Snare Cajons?

Not sure where to start? We have experienced drum techs on staff that are happy to walk you through our entire selection to find the best cajon for your needs.

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