Schlagwerk S-CHH12 - CAJON HIHAT 12
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Schlagwerk
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Historical Context and Positioning Within the Range
Schlagwerk, the German reference for hybrid percussion, developed a line of cymbals dedicated to the cajon to offer a complete palette for acoustic setups. The 12-inch Cajon Hi-Hat is part of this range as a professional model, conceived in Germany and handcrafted in Turkey to combine design precision with traditional character.Target Audience
Ideal for cajon players, percussionists, and drummers performing acoustically, "unplugged," in pop, funk, world music, or chanson. Suitable for intermediate to advanced levels, while remaining accessible to beginners seeking a responsive, controllable, and musical hi-hat at low volume.Technical specifications
| Category | hi-hat |
| Cymbal diameter | 12 " |
| Bell | small |
| Sound | shiny |
| Hammering | Yes |
| Color | Bronze |
| Finishing | Traditional |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Schlagwerk CHH12 suitable for an acoustic cajon?
This 12-inch model is designed for cajon setups and acoustic or unplugged contexts. Its 30.5 cm diameter promotes focused projection and a short sustain.
What sound does this B20 bronze cajon hi-hat produce?
B20 bronze delivers a warm tone with a clear attack. The thin top generates a sizzling wash, while the thick bottom produces a firm foot chick.
Can the CHH12 be played with drumsticks?
Using rods or sticks is recommended to exploit the full sonic range of the B20 bronze. The hand-hammering and traditional finish contribute to a dynamic response.
Can this 12-inch hi-hat be used on a drum kit?
It can be integrated as an auxiliary hi-hat on a standard drum kit. Its small bell and quick attack support articulated patterns.
What does thin top fat bottom construction mean?
This design pairs a thin top cymbal with a thicker bottom cymbal. It enhances chick definition and foot play precision, including at low volumes.



