Schlagwerk S-CCR14 - Cajon Crash Ride 14
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Schlagwerk
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
Specialist in cajon, Schlagwerk has developed a family of cymbals designed for hybrid playing and "unplugged" formats. The "Cajon Cymbals" combine German design and Turkish manufacturing, continuing a handcrafted tradition where each piece is shaped by hand. This 14-inch model is positioned as a versatile cymbal, designed to complement a professional setup without weighing it down.
Who This Cymbal Is For
Perfect for percussionists and drummers playing cajon, from ambitious beginners to experienced musicians. It excels in acoustic contexts: pop, folk, flamenco, world, light jazz, worship, and close-mic recordings, where control, musicality, and natural projection are essential.
Technical specifications
| Category | crash/ride | Sound | shiny |
| Type | handheld | Hammering | Yes |
| Cymbal diameter | 14 " | Color | Bronze |
| Bell | small | Finishing | Traditional |
Questions frequently asked
Can the Schlagwerk S-CCR14 be played with bare hands?
It is possible to play this 14-inch crash/ride with bare hands, producing a full and enveloping tone. The design also accommodates rods and drumsticks.
What sound does the Cajon Crash Ride 14 in B20 bronze offer?
The B20 bronze produces a warm and organic color, with a bright attack and moderate sustain. When played with rods or sticks, the ping gains definition and the small bell supports the groove.
Is this cymbal suitable for a cajon in an acoustic context?
This model suits cajon setups intended for pop, folk, flamenco, or light jazz. Its 14-inch diameter helps control transients and limit sound spill. This response is adapted for studio and acoustic stage settings.
What is the thickness of the Schlagwerk Cajon Cymbals S-CCR14?
The thin thickness favors a fast attack and a wide dynamic range, with a response suitable for low volume playing.
Where is the Schlagwerk S-CCR14 cymbal made?
The design is done in Germany and the handcrafting is performed in Turkey. The manual hammering and traditional finish with partial brushed milling preserve the character of the B20.
