The Meinl MCM2 mallets are specially designed for cajon, featuring a large foam rubber head that is ideal for precise, comfortable playing. Made from maple, they offer an excellent grip and durability suited to rehearsals, concerts, or studio sessions. Their design lets you make the most of the rich tones of a large cajon, making every stroke clear and expressive. They are perfect for percussionists looking to expand their sonic palette with a professional accessory.
| Model | MCM2 |
|---|---|
| Use | Mallet for large cajon |
| Handle material | Maple |
| Head material | Foam rubber |
| Head shape | Large |
| Brand | Meinl |
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