Detail 01
Built-in bass port
It magnifies the cajon’s low-end tone.

Independent shopping perspective
The ACME version of Pearl’s Primero crate-style cajon uses a Shorea plywood body, meranti faceplate, and silkscreened ACME EXPLOSIVES graphic. Its built-in bass port is intended to magnify low-end tone, while two sets of fixed snare wires bring a bright, crisp snare response. The result is a crate-design cajon whose bass port and fixed snare-wire arrangement define its stated sound profile.


Strong match
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
It magnifies the cajon’s low-end tone.
Detail 02
They provide the bright, crisp snare response.
Product questions
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It uses two sets of fixed snare wires.
The built-in bass port magnifies the cajon’s low-end tone.
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