Clapbox Adjustable Snare Cajon CB65- Birch Wood, (H:50 W:30 L:30) - 3 Internal Snares

The media could not be loaded. I am blown away by the Clapbox Adjustable Snare Cajon CB65! As a percussionist, I'm always on the lookout for instruments that sound great and are easy to play, and this cajon ticks all the boxes. The birch wood construction is top-notch and gives the instrument a rich, warm tone. The size (H:50 W:30 L:30) is perfect for my needs, and the fact that it's adjustable makes it incredibly versatile.The three internal snares are a game-changer. They provide a crisp, snappy sound that really cuts through the mix, making it perfect for live performances and recording sessions. I appreciate that the snares are adjustable as well, which allows me to customize the sound to my liking.The craftsmanship on this cajon is excellent, and it's clear that a lot of care and attention went into its design and construction. The build quality is fantastic, and it feels very solid and durable. The cajon is also surprisingly lightweight and easy to transport, which is a huge plus for gigging musicians like myself.I also highly recommend using headphones to fully appreciate the sound quality of this cajon. I attached a demo video of myself playing it, and the sound is just incredible when listened to through headphones.Overall, I highly recommend the Clapbox Adjustable Snare Cajon CB65 to anyone looking for a high-quality, versatile percussion instrument. It sounds incredible, looks beautiful, and is incredibly easy to play. It's definitely one of the best cajons I've ever played, and I'm thrilled to add it to my collection.

great quality....adjustable snare works great...good for beginners👍

I have seen only few Cajons but i have a sense of quality sound and i can say this sounds definately very good and much better than Oak wood..the Bass and Snare are far better to feel differentiations between them.look wise its beautiful ( very good colour) you can feel it like a standard product..if you are a beginner then, in the initial stage you can feel it like a useless wooden box cuz you are very new to this instrument but dont feel low, just watch some learning videos of basic rythms from youtube..first learn one or two basic rythms of 4/4 count and try to apply it in a song and then you will explore the joy ( next i recomend you to get a good teacher if you realy want to explore )..if you want a quality sound in less expenses then CB65 is a good choice.. rest, i cant say more about durability cuz its new for me..i hope company have considered the dirabilty cuz its an unique instrument on which we have to sit to play it😂.

The media could not be loaded. I'm thrilled with my Clapbox CB65 Cajon! As a beginner, I was blown away by its incredible sound quality.*Don't judge the sound by my video*: Please keep in mind that my recording setup isn't professional, and the audio doesn't do justice to the CB65's true sound. For a better representation, check out YouTube reviews using the model number.*Build Quality*: Initially, I had concerns, but upon receiving my unit, I'm satisfied. While the fit and finish could be improved, it's acceptable considering the price.*Sound Quality*: The CB65 shines here! It's one of the best-sounding cajons in its price range, with:- Deep, punchy bass- Clear, crisp snare*Verdict*: If you're seeking a bass-heavy cajon with an impressive snare, look no further than the Clapbox CB65.*Recommendation*: Don't hesitate to invest in this fantastic instrument.

SUperb sound quality. Supreme product.I'm in love with this clapbox

I was unsure about buying any instrument online. I have always bought my instruments offline after trying them. I went to multiple stores in Bangalore to check their collection but I wasn't satisfied with the quality in the less than 10k price range. I researched a lot about playing surface wood type/thickness/type of Cajons etc. I trusted the online reviews for this Cajon and took a chance with clapbox and I am loving it. This cajon comes with a ~3mm Birch tapa which produces great acoustics. It is the best you can have in this price range. It has a Deep base which is rare. The adjustable snare means you can having a varying snare sound - I generally play it at 60% snare which gives very little snare leak when I play the bass note. The sturdy legs are a huge plus too. Thank you clap box.Tip: I added a washer to the adjustment knob to avoid scratches on the side surface. This is a minor design flaw in my opinion but the fix is super easy.

The media could not be loaded. I am a beginner and this is my first time with a cajon so comprehend the following evaluation accordingly.The build quality is fair, the knob easily slides up and down and the adjustable snare is a very good feature, as it allows a lot of versatility of sound.One leg has some coin shaped rings which I thought was a defect but the customer service informed me that they were purposely placed to facilitate better balance. Ironically the legs in my piece are a bit unstable but they're not a big issue as a I can fix it by using any small leverage.The sound quality seems fair enough. Some rare buzzes here and there but they're very insignificant and are not caught by the recording instruments so don't worry.It's easy to catch up with, strongly built and has a fairly nice sound quality. An easy pick for a beginner. Althought you might wanna wait for a sale as the price can go lower ;).Overall its an easy 4/5 with the only issues being (only for my piece) the unstable legs and some portability concerns as the knob sticks out and I'm not sure if it'll fit in the conventional cajon cover.I'm not really an experienced player but I've still attached a video (listen via headphones), who knows it might be helpful.Thank you.