Discover the Meinl Artisan Buleria cajon, a masterpiece of craftsmanship and tonal brilliance. This hand percussion instrument is designed for musicians who demand both superior sound and exceptional comfort. Constructed with a 9-ply, 12mm Baltic birch resonating body, this cajon produces a rich, full-bodied tone that is both warm and articulate. The bass reflex system enhances the low-end response, offering deep and resonant bass notes that fill any room.

At the heart of the Buleria's distinct sound are two sets of five metal micro-coiled strings, hand-wound by the renowned master builder José "Pepote" Hernández Diaz. These strings, adjustable with the included tuning key, provide a crisp and sensitive snare response, allowing for a wide range of sonic possibilities. The playing surface, crafted from Mongoy, is not only visually striking but also ergonomically optimized with rounded corners and thumb notches for maximum comfort during extended play sessions.

Whether you're performing in an intimate acoustic set or a lively drum circle, the Meinl Artisan Buleria cajon is a reliable partner that delivers consistent, high-quality sound. Its elegant design is completed with specially formulated soft rubber feet and heat-branding on the resonating body, ensuring both durability and aesthetic appeal.

Key Features:

• Mongoy frontplate for an elegant look and feel
• 9-Ply, 12mm Baltic birch resonating body
• Two sets of 5 adjustable metal micro-coiled strings
• Rounded corners and thumb notches for comfort
• Specially formulated soft rubber feet
• Adjustable tuning screw for string tension
• Pop filter on sound hole
• Bass reflex system for enhanced bass response
• Made in Spain

Product specs

FAQs

What materials are used in the construction of the Meinl Artisan Buleria Cajon?

The Meinl Artisan Buleria Cajon features a Baltic Birch body and a Mongoy frontplate, which contributes to its warm and resonant tone.

Is the Meinl Artisan Buleria Cajon suitable for professional use?

Yes, the Meinl Artisan Buleria Cajon is designed with high-quality materials and craftsmanship, making it ideal for professional musicians seeking a rich and dynamic sound.

How does the Mongoy frontplate affect the sound of the Meinl Artisan Buleria Cajon?

The Mongoy frontplate provides a crisp and articulate sound, enhancing the cajon's tonal range and making it suitable for various musical styles.

What is the height of the Meinl Artisan Buleria Cajon, and how does it affect playability?

The Meinl Artisan Buleria Cajon has a height of 480 mm, offering a comfortable playing position for most percussionists.

Is the Meinl Artisan Buleria Cajon handcrafted?

Yes, the Meinl Artisan Buleria Cajon is handcrafted in Spain, ensuring meticulous attention to detail and superior build quality.