Meinl Slaptop Series Espresso Brown Cajon

Innovative Design for Ergonomic Playing and Rich Tones

The Meinl Slaptop Series Espresso Brown Cajon is an innovative percussion instrument designed for drummers and percussionists who seek a versatile, portable cajon that can be played comfortably in a lap or on a stand. Its unique forward-facing sound port and "slaptop" design position the playing surface horizontally, offering an ergonomic alternative to traditional upright cajons, allowing for a more natural and relaxed playing posture. Crafted with a Baltic Birch resonating body and an Espresso Brown finish, this cajon delivers rich, resonant tones with excellent projection.

The playing surface features two distinct zones: a crisp snare side and a deep bass side, providing a wide array of sounds from tight, snappy slaps to resonant, woody bass notes. The integrated snare wires are adjustable, allowing players to dial in their desired level of sizzle and sensitivity. The forward-facing sound port ensures that the sound projects directly towards the audience, making it ideal for acoustic performances, unplugged sessions, or busking. Its compact size and thoughtful design make the Meinl Slaptop Cajon a perfect addition to any percussion setup, offering authentic cajon sounds with superior comfort.

Meinl Slaptop Series Espresso Brown Cajon Features:

• Unique Slaptop Design: Horizontal playing surface for ergonomic, comfortable playing in your lap or on a stand.

• Forward-Facing Sound Port: Projects sound directly to the audience for enhanced presence.

• Baltic Birch Construction: Resonating body crafted from Baltic Birch for rich, resonant tones.

• Dual Playing Zones: Crisp snare side and deep bass side for a wide range of percussive sounds.

• Adjustable Snare Wires: Integrated snares can be adjusted to achieve desired sizzle and sensitivity.

• Compact & Portable: Easy to transport and fit into any musical setting.

• Espresso Brown Finish: Stylish and durable finish.

• Versatile: Ideal for acoustic sets, unplugged performances, jam sessions, and practice.