RSS FeedCajon Drums are an Afro-Peruvian musical instrument that was developed in the early 1800′s. This was developed by slaves of West and Central African origin, though are now widely used across all of North and Central America. There have been many changes to these drums since their early days. Originally they were constructed from shipping [...]
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The Cajon Drum
Posted by Cajon Drum Guy on September 1st, 2010
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Tags: African music, base pedal, cajon, cajon drum, Cajon Drums, Congas, drum snare, Flamenco music, Guitar strings, Rumba 
No Comments »The Box Cajon Drums
Posted by Cajon Drum Guy on October 22nd, 2009
Latin Percussion Cajon Meinl Headliner Cajon Schalloch Cajon, Brown If you are interested in a Cajon Drum then you have probably figured out that there are a lot of options to choose from. You will find that just about every major drum manufacture have a least one type of Cajon available for purchase. The most [...]
Adjusting The Sounds Of Your Cajon Drum
Posted by Cajon Drum Guy on July 30th, 2009
One of the benefits of playing the Cajon Drum is it can be adjusted to make different sounds. From first glance you might think that this drum is just a box. In actuality there are several adjustments we can do to change the sound. Today we are going to talk about how to adjust the [...]
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