NAMM 2015: The cajon has become the must-have percussion accessory and is a great tool for busking or casual acoustic settings. They're also a fun and accessible way to introduce kids to the world of percussion. That's where J.Leiva's new Junior Omeya Cajon comes in, offering a professional quality and great-sounding instrument at a fairly reasonable price (UK retail price will be £89.99).
Technical Features:
- Sizes: 34cm Height, 23cm Width, 23cm Depth.
- Chassis: Phenolic birch/beech plywood (11mm thickness) in the whole chassis. With silicone spikes with reduced contact area, and disconnection from the floor.
- Front panel: Mokaly plywood (3mm). With direct serigraphy and cellulose protection.
- Tuning system: DTS or Direct Tuning System with two guitar strings localised vertically (V-form) and tuneable from outside the Cajón without the need of keys or other tools.
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