Sela Percussion Cajon Brush 110 Se 065
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Essential Information About the Sela 110 Cajon Brushes
Essential Information About the Sela 110 Cajon Brushes
- 110 nylon rods for a smooth, nuanced, and precise play, from whispers to accents
- Two adjustable rubber rings to finely adjust the stiffness and response of the rods
- Solid maple handle with rubber coating for a stable and comfortable grip
- Versatile: for cajon, but also frame drums, tambourines, and other percussion instruments
Manufacturer Information
Sela Percussion
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
Developed in close collaboration with Sela artists, the Sela 110 cajon brushes are positioned as a versatile solution to explore more textures on a cajon without losing the necessary impact for modern grooves. Within the range, this model emphasizes control and balance, with quick touch adjustment via adjustable rings.
Target Audience for This Drum/Instrument
These brushes are aimed at beginner to advanced cajon players who want to gain finesse (ghost notes, crescendos, rolls) while maintaining a present acoustic sound. They excel in unplugged, pop, folk, jazz, Latin, and singer-songwriter accompaniment, and are also suitable for percussionists seeking a softer alternative to sticks on frame drums or tambourines.
Features and Innovations
The two rubber rings allow switching from a tight, accented play (more focus and "punch") to more open brush techniques. The nylon rods are softer at the base and firmer towards the handle: by changing the attack angle, you get a wide range of responses. The "bottom cap" at the end of the handle adds additional striking and effect possibilities.
Sound
The nylon provides a clear attack and smooth sweeping, ideal for soft textures, shuffles, and detailed grooves. The stiffness adjustment directly affects projection: loosened for a softer, "brushy" breath, tightened for a more focused sound with greater impact on accents and better dynamic clarity on the cajon's striking surface.
Technical specifications
| Category | handheld | Material | plastic |
| Type | accessory | ||
| Length | 13.4 inches (approximately 34 cm) | EAN | 4026929918819 |
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Adjustable flexibility with the rubber bands for a drier or more diffuse sound, this corresponds to the use I am going to make of it: learning the cajon and the technique with brush.
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Questions frequently asked
Are the Sela Cajon Brush 110 suitable for an acoustic cajon?
These nylon brushes are designed to maintain a present attack acoustically while adding softer textures. Their response is especially suitable for unplugged grooves, pop, folk, and jazz.
How to adjust the stiffness of the bristles on these cajon brushes?
Two rubber rings allow tightening or loosening the rods. A tight setting concentrates the impact of accents, whereas a more open setting favors a soft sweeping.
What is the length of the Sela Cajon Brush 110 Se 065?
The stated length is 13.4 inches, which is about 34 cm.
Can rolls and ghost notes be played with these brushes?
The nylon rods, flexible at their base and firmer toward the handle, allow modulation of the response depending on the angle of attack. This construction is suited for ghost notes, crescendos, and rolls. The adjustable rings further refine the focus level of the playing.
What is the purpose of the bottom cap on the Sela 110 brushes?
The bottom cap located at the end of the handle adds possibilities for striking and effects. It complements sweeping techniques performed with the plastic rods.
