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When musicians talk about the "depth" of a cajon, they’re usually referring to the richness and fullness of the instrument’s low-end sound. Depth is what gives the cajon its powerful bass …

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When it comes to the sound of a cajon, clarity is one of the most important aspects, particularly for players who want every note and nuance to be heard clearly. Clarity in a cajon’s tone refers …

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Simplicity Isn’t Basic — It’s Intentional There’s a kind of pressure these days to always add more — more features, more flash, more flair. But I’ve found the oppo …

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Articulation in music refers to the clarity and precision with which notes and rhythms are executed. For a cajon, articulation is all about how distinctly you can produce the various sounds—such …

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Walnut & Karelian Birch Burl: A Cajón Rooted in Craft, Built to LastAmerican Tonewood Series Build This week’s build is a piece I’m proud to share. It’s part of my America …

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Every instrument I craft has a unique story, and this custom cajon is no exception. Designed for a customer with specific preferences, this drum is a slightly oversized version of my American ToneWood …

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