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The Meinl Subwoofer cajon with an American white ash front plate offers optimized bass projection, making it ideal for live performances and acoustic sessions. Its fiber construction and adjustable top corners ensure excellent ergonomics and rich sound suited to discerning percussionists. Compact and sturdy, this cajon is perfect for adding depth to rhythms during rehearsals, in the studio, or on stage, delivering remarkable sonic depth thanks to its internal snare wires.
| Model | Meinl Cajon Subwoofer SUBCAJ1AWA |
|---|---|
| Front plate | American white ash |
| Body | Fiber |
| Sound projection | Enhanced bass projection |
| Top corners | Adjustable |
| Snare wires | Internal |
| Dimensions | 30 x 50 x 31 cm |
| Finish | Matte brown/natural |
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