Schlagwerk CP402 - Cajon High Five Junior
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Schlagwerk
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
The cajon has established itself as an essential percussion instrument, equally comfortable in acoustic accompaniment and rhythmic initiation. This Junior version follows the logic of "same material standards, more accessible size," with real attention to safety and ergonomics to meet the needs of younger musicians.
Who This Drum/Cajon Is For
This Junior cajon is primarily aimed at children and beginners who want to discover the basics of rhythm with a simple, rewarding, and sturdy instrument. It is perfectly suited for musical awakening classes, percussion workshops at school, as well as styles that favor acoustic playing: pop, folk, variety, flamenco, and guitar-voice accompaniment. Its size also allows smaller players to enjoy a natural playing position without straining the back or legs.
Technical specifications
| Instrument size | Small | Depth | 240 " |
| Category | percussion | Color | Natural |
| Type | cajon | Finishing | Wood |
| Material | birch | Dimensions (mm) | 240 x 240 x 350 |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Schlagwerk CP402 suitable for a beginner child?
This Junior model is designed for children and beginners, featuring dimensions of 240 x 240 x 350 mm that promote a playing position adapted to smaller builds. It is suitable for musical awakening, percussion workshops, or home use.
What are the dimensions of the High Five Junior cajon?
The listed dimensions are 240 x 240 x 350 mm.
Does the cajon have child-safe edges?
The edges and corners are rounded and finely sanded to minimize sharp areas. The birch playing surface is fully glued, without any components that might catch. This design facilitates playing on peripheral zones and frequent repositioning.
What sound does the birch playing surface produce?
The birch playing surface delivers a clear attack and well-defined slap sounds. Central strikes produce bass tones distinct from the sharper sounds obtained near the upper part of the panel.
What construction is used for the resonating body?
The resonating body is made from 8 layers of birch and incorporates a fixed snare technology. This structure supports stable bass and consistent sound output during repeated strikes.
