Meinl launches new Turbo Cajon
With 'resonating' Red Oak body

PRESS RELEASE: The new Meinl Turbo Cajon (patent pending) is yet another example of Meinl's leading position in innovating new and creative features for this widely popular instrument.
The upper corners of the cajon have deeply cut channels with castanet-like striking surfaces. This produces a reinforced slap effect that can be controlled with hand pressure.
Material Frontplate and resonating Body: Red Oak (Quercus rubra).
Features:
- Castanet-like striking surface (patent pending)
- Internal snare wires
- Wide sound options
- Finish Matte
Retail Price Turbo Cajon CAJ4RO-M $380.00
For more information, visit Meinl's official site
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