Loading... Please wait...If you have ever wondered how to mic a cajon, our Internal Cajon Microphone system is a simple solution to amplifying your cajon.
The Internal Microphone System uses a unidirectional mic element. Small changes in the positioning of the mic can often cause dramatic changes in tone. Since the mic is on a gooseneck, you are able to position the mic to get the sound that you want. There is a white dot on the windscreen that denotes the acitve side of the mic.
A single AA battery powers the mic. The jack acts as a "switch" to turn the battery "on" when a plug is inserted in the jack.
This is a low impedance microphone with a one conductor (hot and ground) unbalanced line. You can use a standard mono instrument cable for many applications. But some equipment, (P.A. boards) require XLR. In this case you will need to use a 1/4" to XLR adaptor.
When plugged directly into a P.A board, the Microphone may sound best through the XLR mic input. If you are using a mono cable and having problems with a weak signal, you need to connect to a XLR input.
Posted by Daniel J. Lucas on 13th Feb 2012
I followed the video it was easy to install. The mic made the cajon sound like a full set of drums,
. Thanks, Daniel
Posted by Kevin Moody on 3rd Jul 2011
I was looking for a simple way to mic my DeUno cajon. This system is not only easy to install, but it makes my gigs so much easier. I just plug a 1/4" cable into my cajon and I am ready to roll. Great product.
Posted by Travis J. on 8th Jun 2011
This mic was very easy to install and make life so much easier at gigs. Now I can just plug in and play. I had a problem before with kicking my cajon mic on accident. Now that problem is gone.