Lethal Threat Men's Reaper Chopper32

The media could not be loaded. I love it!Summer 2015, I visited a church in Portland, Maine where a cello was played and the music was beautiful. I heard a soft lovely percussion behind the cello but could not see the drummer.Thus, my exposure to a "Cajon" for the first time.The percussionist kept a nice bass background, and played some soft snare as well. Purchase this with the specifically designed "brush" drum sticks.I am not a drummer, but am learning, as You Tube has a myriad of lessons for free, and anyone who can keep a beat will have a blast with this. I am using it for acoustic recording with my family, including guitar, ukulele, banjo ukulele handmade from Canada (see midnight special.ca) as well as harmonica, triangle, block, and other percussion instruments.As a boy in Carle Place, New York grammar school, the music teacher exposed us, at a very young age, to what it feels like to experience music first hand, experientially as participants, and the lesson was so powerful that I handed it down to my children and now they are doing the same with their children. Mr. Stallone (cousin of Sly) and Mr. Eugene Timpano were the inspiration for me having almost a half century of musical experience and elevation of culture.This Cajon is well made (I searched and searched) and has both me, and my 2 year old grandson seated on it, playing away.

My husband actually enjoys taking on this when he's practicing a rhythm to use in his actual cajon. He had played it when I play my ukulele as well, just for fun. Well constructed, but not meant for much real use.But my one year old son looks super cute on it!

I love to play with my cajon bongos and my full size cajon. I am not very good but I don't let that stop me from making noise and having a good time. I bought this little guy for times when I want to practice my grooves but when I don't want to break out the bigger boxes. I believe that this is what this small cajon is designed for, practice.I was amazed by how well made this little box is. It has the same quality of construction as my full size cajon. I am able to get a fairly wide range of tones from this cajon. If you have a cajon and would like something to practice with that you can set on your desk this might be something that you should look into. If you don't have a cajon but are thinking about it, this might be a way to try one out without spending too much. I love this little thing and have even purchased some for gifts.

I am not a musician and thus my only information on how it would sound came from the attached video. The video with the description has a deep bass sound but the actual product has a high pitch sound. I later found out it is because this is a "mini" and the audio played in the clip is for a full sized version. The product its self is of good quality. the tines inside cannot be removed without ripping them out so if that matters to you, that may be an important thing to note. My goal was an easy to transport noise maker. I guess my gripe is more with the advertising than the actual product its self. I did not get what I believed I was getting.

It sounds like it's just a box. You barely hear the "coils" inside. My son is great at creating beats but he honestly could've done this on the furniture.

Been a drummer for 10+ years and i am slightly disappointed by the quality of sound produced by this cajon.The sounds you can make with this cajon are limited. not very loud or deep quality of sound. The part of the cajon where you hit doesn't flex much, so it's almost like you are just hitting a wooden box. This cajon does serve its purpose tho, as long as you are using this for solo jamming or playing along with music on your own. The sound quality, depth and bass, volume is not good enough to be a part of a band or to be used in a performance of any sort.This is a fine, personal jamming piece. not much more. You really can get a deeper sound by hitting a cardboard box, but this metal chain on the inside of the cajon will give you a more snare like sound.

Sounds good and projects through the theater. One snare wire was sticking out above the string that holds them onto the back of the playing surface so I had to use tweezers and a pencil to put it back into place.This is a good quality, reputable, professional brand.

Make sure to read the description... This is a 'Mini' as in it belongs on your desk and you play it with your fingers, not your hands. Wouldn't recommend sitting on it either, unless your the size of Mighty Mouse. Although cool little thing for the desk.