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The cajon has evolved from a simple wooden box into one of the most expressive and portable percussion instruments around. Originally rooted in Afro-Peruvian music, it’s found a new home across a wide range of genres—from flamenco and Latin pop to acoustic rock and singer-songwriter sets.
In the exciting universe of percussion instruments, imagining an instrument more versatile than the cajon ("box drum") would be tough — especially for Latin-based music. The cajon's range of sounds is impressive and so organic that players of any skill level can develop their own tones and techniques.
The MAG Cajon was created in this spirit, with the goal of delivering both outstanding sound quality and inspiring playability. Crisp slaps, rich resonance, and deep bass tones for any playing style Excellent responsiveness and balanced dynamics Sleek, classic design in black or white Smooth, rounded edges for comfortable playing
Literally translated from Spanish, Cajón (with an accent & pronounced Ka-hon) means case, crate, coffin, locker, drawer or tray. It may also be called cajone, cahon & cajun box drum. Here's a short video introducing the cajon ...
Playing cajon is not only a lot of fun, it’s a versatile instrument. It can be used in both popular and traditional musical settings. This article shares an introduction to both. A cajon is comprised of a face (or tapa), snares (usually inside), shell, and sound hole.