Schlagwerk Pocket Bongo "high"
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The essential facts about Pocket Bongos
The essential facts about Pocket Bongos
- The sound of bongos in a pocket-sized format, with no compromise on playability.
- No tuning required, unaffected by temperature changes.
- A compact, flexible and cost-effective alternative to traditional bongos.
- Easily fit in the TA3 bag thanks to their flat design.
Manufacturer Information
Schlagwerk
https://www.schlagwerk.com
info@schlagwerk.com
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Algam SAS
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Historical Background and Product Positioning
Schlagwerk revisits the spirit of bongos by combining it with the cajon philosophy: practicality, durability, and portability. The Pocket Bongos occupy a nomadic place in the range, designed for spontaneous playing and lightweight travel.
Who Is This Instrument For?
For beginners, teachers, globetrotters, and experienced percussionists looking for an ultra-portable set. Suitable for pop, folk, Latin music, and acoustic jams.
Technical specifications
| Category | percussion | Weight | 145 g |
| Type | bongos | Dimensions (mm) | 135 x 135 x 40 |
| Material | wood | ||
| Playing surface | SC6 | WB16 | 160 × 160 × 40 mm |
| WB14 | 135 × 135 × 40 mm | Compatible bag | TA3 for cajon |
Questions frequently asked
What are the dimensions of the Schlagwerk Pocket Bongo "high"?
The WB14 size measures 135 × 135 × 40 mm and weighs 145 g. Its flat design facilitates transport in lightweight gear.
What sound does the SC6 surface produce?
The SC6 striking surface delivers precise attack and defined slaps. The gabun body with a design veneer provides a woody warmth and clear mids.
Does this pocket bongo need tuning?
The stable materials used require no adjustment. The sustain remains short and punchy, combining the dryness of a cajon with the liveliness of a bongo.
Which music styles is this model suited for?
This model is suitable for pop, folk, Latin music, and acoustic jams. Playing with fingers or palms allows a direct approach to percussion.
What is the difference between the WB14 and WB16 sizes?
The WB14 measures 135 × 135 × 40 mm, while the WB16 measures 160 × 160 × 40 mm. Both sizes are presented as complementary to cover distinct ranges. The "high" version corresponds to the 135 mm size indicated in the specifications.



