Schlagwerk LA PERU CP4907 - RACINE EVO BURL

Name: LA PERU CP4907 - RACINE EVO BURL
Brand: Schlagwerk
SKU: 393716
Price: 399.00 EUR
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EAN : 4260094115912

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Information

Essential Information About the CP4907 "La Perù EVO Burl" Cajon
• Solid alder body for controlled, deep, and warm bass tones.
• Playing surface in "burl" veneer (SC6 burl) semi-glued and screwed for precise projection and excellent durability.
• 2 x 4 fan-arranged snare strings system, independently adjustable to tailor sensitivity and attack.
• High-end finish and included seat cushion for immediate comfort on stage or in the studio.

LA PERU CP4907 - RACINE EVO BURL

399,00 €VAT incl.

0,00 € Ecotax included

Reference price

Historical Context and Positioning Within the Range

"La Perù" is one of the flagship series of high-end cajons, recognized for its balance between round bass and very defined snare response. The EVO Burl version belongs to the premium segment of this family, featuring meticulous construction in solid alder and a high-density decorative veneer that enhances both aesthetics and the stability of the playing surface.

Who This Cajon Is For

Designed for intermediate to advanced percussionists, it is also suitable for demanding beginners seeking a durable instrument. Its versatile sound palette adapts to acoustic pop/rock, folk, flamenco, Latin, world, and jazz styles, suitable for both light finger playing and stronger striking.

Technical specifications

Instrument size	Medium
Category	percussion
Type	cajon
Material	Alder

Skin type	None
Depth	30 "
Finishing	Wood
Dimensions (mm)	300 x 300 x 500

Questions frequently asked

What are the dimensions of the Schlagwerk CP4907 La Peru - Racine cajon?

The size is approximately 30 x 30 x 50 cm, which corresponds to a height of 500 mm. This configuration matches the classic dimensions of a stage cajon.

How is the cajon’s snare sound adjusted?

Two sets of four strings are arranged in a fan shape behind the playing surface. Each string can be individually adjusted to fine-tune the sensitivity and sizzle of the snare effect. Increasing the tension produces a crisper snare sound, while a looser setting yields a more organic tone.

What woods are used to make this cajon?

The body is made from solid alder, and the back panel is beech. The playing surface features an SC6 burl veneer that is semi-glued and screwed on.

What sound does this alder cajon produce?

Alder provides rounded bass tones with controlled sustain. The beech back enhances attack and projection, while the SC6 playing surface clarifies ghost notes.