Meinl MCPM - CAJON PEDAL MOUNT
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Essential Information About the Meinl Cajon Pedal Mount
Essential Information About the Meinl Cajon Pedal Mount
- Transforms your cajon into a true "bass drum" by making it compatible with a kick pedal
- Universal compatibility: fits all cajon sizes and all bass drum pedals (cajon and pedal not included)
- Enhanced stability thanks to its Baltic birch construction and rubber feet
- Secure mounting: adjustable rear plate and rubber protection to prevent scratches at the attachment point
Manufacturer Information
Meinl
https://www.ortegaguitars.com
info@ortegaguitars.com
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
For over thirty years, Meinl has established itself as a key reference in modern percussion, with a philosophy centered on innovation and quality. The Cajon Pedal Mount fits within this approach: it is an accessory designed to expand the possibilities of the cajon, meeting the current needs of musicians who want to incorporate foot playing without sacrificing stability or ease of setup.
Who This Drum/Support Is For
This support is aimed at cajon players from beginner to advanced levels who want to add a "drum set" dimension to their playing, especially in acoustic accompaniment. It is particularly suitable for pop, unplugged rock, folk, chanson, modern flamenco, or any hybrid set where a more pronounced bass drum pulse is desired, while maintaining the touch and musicality of the cajon.
Features and Innovations
The principle is simple and effective: you place the cajon facing you on the support, then the rectangular wooden plate positions itself behind the two front legs of the cajon to hold it firmly. This plate is adjustable to fit the depth of your instrument. A rubber contact area where the pedal attaches helps keep it in place while protecting the support from marks and scratches-an essential detail for regular use on stage or in rehearsal.
Sound
Although this support does not alter the cajon's construction, it has a direct impact on the bass response: the dense and rigid Baltic birch provides a stable base and limits unwanted vibrations. The four rubber feet under the support improve floor grip and help preserve the clarity of the fundamental bass tone by preventing the whole setup from "slipping" or collapsing under pedal contact. For a rounder kick sound that respects the cajon's body, using a soft foam beater is recommended.
Technical specifications
| Category | support | Depth | 34.93 " |
| Type | accessory | Color | Natural |
| Material | wood | ||
| Pads/feet | 4 rubber feet for stability and bass clarity | Weight | 1360 g |
| Dimensions | 13 inches wide and 13 3/4 inches deep | ||
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Questions frequently asked
How is the cajon secured on the pedal support?
The rectangular wooden plate is placed behind the two front legs of the cajon to hold it firmly. Its adjustment allows it to be adapted to the depth of the instrument.
Does the Meinl MCPM support remain stable with a cajon pedal?
The four rubber feet improve grip on the floor. A rubber area at the pedal attachment point limits its movement and protects the support from marks.
Which beater should be used with this cajon pedal support?
A soft foam beater is recommended to achieve a rounder kick sound and to preserve the cajon's body.
What are the dimensions and weight of the support?
With a width of 13 inches and a depth of 13 3/4 inches, this wooden support weighs 1 360 g. Its finish is natural.
For which musical styles is this cajon pedal support suitable?
Designed for cajon players from beginners to advanced, this accessory allows adding a bass drum pulse to the playing. It fits well in acoustic accompaniments. It is particularly suitable for pop, rock unplugged, folk, chanson, and modern flamenco contexts.
