Meinl Ccabs Turbo Cabassa Cajon Small
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
For over three decades, Meinl has established itself as a reference in the world of modern percussion, combining expertise and practicality to meet the needs of both stage and studio musicians. The Turbo Cabasa Cajon follows this logic: an accessory designed to expand the possibilities of the cajon, in the spirit of the brand's Turbo Cabasa models, with particular attention to projection and effectiveness in real-world situations.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
This cabasa for cajon is aimed at beginner percussionists who want to enrich their rhythms without complicating their setup, as well as intermediate and advanced musicians seeking a quick-to-install additional effect. It is especially well-suited for styles where the cajon must replace or suggest a full drum kit: acoustic pop, Latin, modern flamenco, folk, unplugged reggae, worship, and all "guitar-voice + cajon" duo configurations where added texture makes a difference.
Features and Innovations
The Meinl Turbo Cabasa Cajon is designed to add an immediately usable rhythmic layer without complex support or permanent mounting. Its adhesive disc equipped with a hook-and-loop tape allows it to be attached to the side of the cajon and removed within seconds: perfect for switching between a stripped-down playing style and a fuller groove, or for storing the accessory in a gig bag. The five forward-facing sound ports enhance projection and clarity, helping the effect remain present even when the cajon is played loudly.
Sound
On a cajon, the cabasa adds a granular and pearly texture with a quick response that highlights off-beats, sixteenth notes, and ghost notes. The musical benefit is twofold: you get a cabasa effect to thicken the groove, and you can also suggest a detached hihat by playing short, repetitive accents. Thanks to the projection from the sound ports, the attack stands out clearly: the effect remains clean, without getting lost in the lower tones of the cajon, contributing to a more complete "kit" feel, particularly useful in small amplification setups or acoustic playing.
Technical specifications
| Instrument size | Small | Material | steel |
| Category | handheld | Accessories included | With attachment / Stand |
| Type | cabasa | Color | Black |
| Size | Small | ||
Questions frequently asked
How to attach a cabasa to the side of a cajon?
The attachment is done using an adhesive disc with a hook-and-loop strip. The accessory can thus be installed on the side of the cajon and then removed in seconds, without permanent mounting.
What sound does the Meinl CCABS Turbo Cabassa Cajon Small produce?
The playing produces a granular and pearly texture, suited for offbeats, sixteenth notes, and ghost notes. Repeated short accents also help to suggest a detached hi-hat.
Do the five sound ports help to better project the sound?
The five forward-facing ports enhance the projection and clarity of the cabasa effect. The attack remains present when the cajon is played with strong dynamics. This design prevents the effect from blending into the cajon's low frequencies.
Is this cabasa suitable for an acoustic cajon in a guitar-vocal duo?
This model is suitable for acoustic setups, notably in guitar-vocal duos with cajon. It adds a useful rhythmic texture in acoustic pop, folk, unplugged reggae, or worship repertoires.
What material is this cabasa cajon made of?
The cabasa part is made of steel and features a black finish.
