Make your cajon sound larger than life with the Roland EC-10M ElCajon Mic Processor. It's an easy-to-use processor that mixes the natural sound of your cajon with a variety of onboard tones, creating a layered percussion sound you can send to an amplifier or PA system. Just attach the clip-on condenser mic to your cajon, select a sound to layer with your cajon, and you're set. Use the built-in looper for practice or performance. Play additional sounds with the integrated footpads, or trigger sounds via optional trigger pedals and pads (not included).

This unique Ibo Drum features an additional rawhide playing surface and an extra thin bottom for enhanced sound.

This Ibo drum has a wide variety of different sounds and the fiberglass body makes it almost unbreakable.

In the purest flamenco tradition, these cajons are made of wood and feature adjustable timbres. The body of these Primero cajons is constructed of MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard), which creates a solid and durable sound chamber. An integrated bass port amplifies the cajon's massive low-frequency tone, while two sets of fixed snare strands ensure clear, crisp snare response.

The MEINL Slap Top Cajon is a conceptual step up to a new level. This model is designed to bring the striking surface up nearer to the player, for a more upright playing style. The sound projects forward into the audience! High and low tones as well as a snare effect are built in to the sound board.

When you want extra volume and more tone control, the Meinl Pickup Slaptop Cajon is the ideal solution. This innovative instrument is lightweight and features an eco-friendly, medium-density fiberboard body that sits comfortably in your lap with its unique T-shaped design. The Pickup Slaptop also features a passive pickup system that has bass, snare, and tone controls, so you can dial in your own unique sound — features we fell in love with here at Musicplus . In addition, the mahogany playing surface comes with internally fixed snares, which add punchy slap tones to the deep, boomy bass hits. The Pickup Slaptop even has forward-projecting sound ports that deliver even more volume to your audience. This cajon is literally built for sound, and you will hear it the first time you get it in your hands.

This Meinl Flamenco cajon is a solid option for percussionists who want an entry-level instrument for Latin rhythms and streetwise percussion, and it has some surprising features for the price range. A responsive and musical solid maple front plate gives this cajon good reproduction of finger rolls and heel-toe work. Two sets of internal snare wires and a resonant MDF composite body deliver a crisp snare-like snap and a bass punch without a ton of weight. Finally, tunable top corners let you control how much crack the Meinl Headliner Snare Cajon gives from slap strokes and pressed tones.