The snares touch the frontplate from the inside and deliver the classical cajon sound, which is requisite in Flamenco music. A knurled knob adjusts the amount of pressure used to press the snare wires against the frontplate. The rattle effect ranges between light and sensitive to very loud can be achieved through adjustment. The entire snare unit can even be turned off completely.

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The MEINL Birds and Waterfall realistically imitate the sound of a flock of birds or a rippling waterfall. By using fiberglass a bright sound is produced, the dynamic range is increased and an optimum durability is realized.

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Check out the pics of our booth from Music China 2011, the biggest musical instrument exhibition in Asia, where we showed the ultimate selection of MEINL percussion instruments.
Thanks to all our visitors - let's meet again next year.

This are the ideal instruments for street Samba. Their shells are made from thin aluminum, which, when combined with solid steel shot, produce a warm, penetrating, and cutting shaker sound.

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The MEINL Foot Cabasa is a breakthrough instrument for the percussionist! We mounted a large Turbo Cabasa on our sturdy foot pedal (US patent), which adds a new sound to your setup. Keep a cabasa rhythm while your hands play the congas or other drums! The MEINL Foot Cabasa can be set for either a single or double-stroke, according to your taste.

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Be sure to check out all the new products from Meinl cymbals and percussion at our booth no. C14 at the London Drum Show on October 15 and 16 at the Olympia Conference Center in London, England

Meinl artist Thomas Lang will be hosting a Masterclass saturday october 15 at 10:30am.
Meinl artist KJ SAWKA (Pendulum) will be performing at the event on sunday October 16 at 5pm.

www.londondrumshow.com

The MEINL Bougarabou is proudly made in the tradition of the Jola people of southern Senegal. The classic bougarabou features an elongated goblet-shaped body carved from Mahagony Wood. A bougarabou can be played with traditional conga or djembe techniques, and makes a rich complement within drum ensembles.

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