This cajon from the Artisan Cantina line offers rich, authentic sound thanks to its walnut front plate and 9-ply Baltic birch body. Designed for demanding percussionists, it features a Bass Reflex system and adjustable internal snare wires, allowing precise adjustment of resonance and sound response. Its rounded corners and ergonomic convex playing surface ensure optimal comfort for extended sessions, whether in the studio, on stage, or during rehearsals.
| Model | Artisan Cantina Line-Walnut Edition |
|---|---|
| Brand | Meinl |
| Front plate | Walnut |
| Body | 9-ply Baltic birch |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 31.75 cm x 47 cm x 31.75 cm |
| Corners | Rounded with thumb notches |
| Playing surface | Ergonomic rounded with convex shape |
| Sound system | Bass Reflex |
| Snare wires | Adjustable internal with tuning key |
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