Nino Percussion NINO931 bongo-cajon naturell

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Nino Percussion NINO931 bongo-cajon naturell Produktnr: 9000-0011-0319 Garantitid: Denna produkt levereras med 2 års garanti.

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With the NINO931, Nino Percussion offers a combination of two popular percussion instruments: the bongo and the cajon. This bongo cajon has a rectangular shape and looks mostly like a cajon. However, its sound is what makes this instrument so unique, as each side of the playing surface produces a different sound, allowing you to produce both a high and a low-pitched tone. The instrument has a practical, compact size, which makes it easy to hold in your lap while playing, while the little ones can place it on the floor. It's a unique instrument made of high-quality birch that offers a rich sound and is suited for children ages 3 and up.

Specifikationer

Produktfunktioner

Cajon width 26 - 30 cm
Cajon depth 11 - 15 cm
Cajon electronics no electronic components
Cajon finish natural wood grain
Cajon height 16 - 20 cm
Cajon sound very bright
Cajon colour natural wood grain, light wood
Cajon snare wires no snare wires
Sustainable product not specified
Vikt 0 - 5 kg
Material kropp björk
Material slagyta björk
Included cajon accessories none/not specified
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Typ av cajon bongo-cajon
Cajon shape small and wide
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Vikt och mått inkluderar förpackning

Vikt (inkl. förpackning) 1,3 kg
Mått (inkl. förpackning) 32,0 x 18,0 x 15,0 cm

Produktspecifikationer

bongo cajon
brand: Nino Percussion (part of Meinl)
model: NINO931
colour: natural
material: birch
unique instrument
suited for children ages 3 and up
get two different sounds out of your cajon

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Stijn 20 november 2023

Aardige cajon om met een baby mee te spelen, mijn zoontje vindt het geweldig, maar écht goed geluid komt er niet uit. Verder met een beetje creativiteit prima om het op te leren.

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