Detail 01
Two sets of ten micro-coiled metal strings
Two independently adjustable string sets provide the cajon’s snapping snare effect.

Independent shopping perspective
MEINL’s Martinete Line cajon pairs a Brazilian Ironwood frontplate with a 15 mm solid Tulip Poplar body and wood inlay. Its extra-thick sound-port ring is designed for bass compression, while two sets of ten micro-coiled metal strings create a sharp snare response. Both string sets adjust with the included key, so the snare setup can be changed as needed. Rounded front corners and thumb notches shape the playing surface for more comfortable hand placement. Made in Spain.


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Detail 01
Two independently adjustable string sets provide the cajon’s snapping snare effect.
Detail 02
The body is built from solid Tulip Poplar at the stated 15 mm thickness.
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Product questions
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Yes. Both sets of micro-coiled metal strings adjust with the included key.
It is made in Spain.
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