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The Meinl Artisan Tango cajon with a gray eucalyptus front plate is designed to offer optimal playing comfort thanks to its rounded corners and ergonomic thumb notches. Its 7-ply Baltic birch body ensures excellent resonance and durability, suitable for studio, rehearsal, or stage sessions. The rounded playing surface with a convex shape allows for precise and natural contact, while the adjustable internal snare wires provide the ability to customize the sound to your preferences, ideal for demanding percussionists looking for a versatile and expressive instrument.
| Model | Artisan Tango |
|---|---|
| Front plate | Gray Eucalyptus |
| Body | 7-ply Baltic birch (9mm) |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 28.60 cm x 48.30 cm x 29.85 cm |
| Corners | Rounded |
| Playing surface | Ergonomic rounded with a convex shape |
| Snare wires | Adjustable internal with tuning key |
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