Schlagwerk S-BB50 - BUZZ BOARD
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Manufacturer Information
Schlagwerk
https://www.schlagwerk.com
info@schlagwerk.com
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Algam SAS
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Historical Context and Positioning Within the Range
Designed as dedicated extensions for the cajon, Schlagwerk's Buzz Boards fit into an add-on concept aimed at enriching playing and individualizing the overall sound, while maintaining the robustness and finish associated with the brand. This "12-spring" version offers a balanced mix of responsiveness and subtlety, alongside a more extensive XL variant.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
This timbre effect is intended for beginner to advanced cajon players who want to add a "snare drum" color without changing instruments. Highly relevant in acoustic settings (pop, variety, folk, flamenco, unplugged) as well as in amplified contexts, it allows for clear articulations and effective combinations between the cajon's bass tones, slap, and timbre.
Technical specifications
| Electroacoustic | No |
| Number of blades | 12 |
| Category | percussion |
| Type | snare drum |
| Material | wood |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Buzz Board Schlagwerk BB50 compatible with most cajons?
Its universal size makes it easy to integrate with most cajon setups. The hook-and-loop fastener allows it to be placed directly on the striking surface.
What sound do the 12 springs produce?
The 12 springs deliver an immediate attack and a snare drum-like timbre character. The natural sound of the cajon remains present under the effect.
Where should a Buzz Board be placed on a cajon?
Near the slap zone, the birch panel enhances definition and bite. Lower on the surface, it combines timbre texture with the cajon's bass tones. The hook-and-loop fastener allows creating hybrid striking zones depending on placement.
Is the BB50 suitable for acoustic playing?
This model is suitable for acoustic settings such as folk, flamenco, or unplugged bands. It can also be used in amplified setups.
What material is this Buzz Board made of?
The structure is made of birch wood (Betula pendula), a material here associated with a lively response and precise attack.
