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The Meinl Subwoofer Cajon Ebony Burst is designed to deliver a rich sound experience with deep bass, ideal for live musicians and acoustic sessions. Its Ebony Burst frontplate and fiber body ensure enhanced sound projection, particularly in the low frequencies, making it perfect for playing with a pedal. This jumbo cajon, with its adjustable top corners and internal snare wires, adapts to the needs of percussionists seeking a powerful and versatile instrument, suitable for both concerts and studio or home rehearsals.
| Model | Subwoofer Cajon |
|---|---|
| Frontplate | Ebony Burst |
| Body | Fiber |
| Dimensions | 34 x 50 x 35 cm |
| Sound projection | Enhanced in the bass frequencies |
| Top corners | Adjustable |
| Snare | Internal snare wires |
| Recommended use | Live and acoustic |
| Edition | Limited and exclusive to France |
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