Schlagwerk Bass Cajinto Drum

The Bass Cajinto has a much deeper resonance box than other cajintos, which produces a much richer and convincing bass sound. It effectively combines the cajon sound with the succinct pitches of a quinto. The partially screwed playing surface makes it possible to produce razor-sharp slaps by using the typical conga playing technique. By loosening the screws, these slaps can be intensified with a typical cajon wood-smacking effect!

The resonance box is made of seven layers of alder wood, while the playing surface consists of beech wood. Additionally, it has snare spirals that contact the playing surface. Optimally positioned, the snare spirals produce a clear and distinctive snare sound.

Thanks to Schlagwerk's 2inOne snare spiral design, the snare effect can also be removed by adjusting the snare spirals, making this cajinto capable of producing entirely different sounds. It truly is two drums in one. The resonance box and playing surface have a natural finish that lets the beauty of the wood show through, and the cajinto has a refreshing and interesting design.

The Bass Cajinto includes an ingeniously simple yet solid wooden stand. This sturdy cross stand for the Bass Cajinto offers the perfect positioning thanks to its comfortable playing angle. The Bass Cajinto can be played with or without the stand.

Schlagwerk's attention to detail, skilled craftsmanship, and innovation are reflected in all their products. Their cajintos are no exception. For more than 25 years, Schlagwerk Percussion has been intensively developing their products, which have gained worldwide recognition. The instruments that belong to the cajon family (cajones, cajintos, and yambus) enchant us with soft wooden playing surfaces and produce all the nuances of modern percussion sounds, ranging from high, assertive characteristics to voluminous bass sounds.

The Bass Cajinto is a professional, unique, and versatile drum that can be used in many musical settings. In Roland Peil's own words, it is, "Phat like an L.A. Snare or crisp like a Rumba Quinto, the cajinto is my all-in-one box! Whether with rods, brushes, or hands, it always speaks its own language."

Specifications:
- beech wood playing surface
- adjustable playing surface
- resonance box consists of 7 layers of alder wood
- sturdy wooden cross stand included
- approx. 29 cm wide, 29 cm deep, and 61 cm high (without stand)
- approx. 73 cm high with stand
- internal snare spirals
- snare spirals can be adjusted to remove snare effect
- two cajintos in one
- crisp and clear snare sounds (adjustable), sharp slaps, and rich bass tones
- cajon-like wood smacking effects possible
- fine, natural finish on resonance box and playing surface
- refreshing and interesting design


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