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This LP LP1427 Americana Series Groove Cajon is entirely made in the USA, just like all of the American series. They are built with...
€181.00
With 3 sets of DW snares, this LP Aspire LP1331 cajon has a wide dynamic range, while the box body with maple wood plates provides a deep bass sound. This cajon comes with large rubber footrests, a textured seat surface and rounded edges for increased playing comfort. The body is maple, the top pará wood.
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The LP Aspire LPA1331 is a cajón of great quality and dynamic sound to add more rhythm to your musical life.
The cajón is a real drum machine for musicians who like to feel an organic beat in their music. Latin Percussion has used the best materials to achieve the most natural resonance and longevity in an instrument made to be used intensely and intensively.
The body of the LP Aspire LPA1331 cajón is made of maple and the top is made of pará wood, with a premium sound wood plate. As the cajón is played with the musician sitting on top of it, Latin Percussion paid attention to resistance and comfort, placing large rubber feet so that it does not slide during the most frenetic performances. The seat has texture, so it stays in place for the right amount of time, and has rounded edges, so it stays comfortable for longer.
The dimensions of the LP Aspire LPA1331 are ideal for most musicians to be in an ergonomic position: the height is 19 and ½ inches or 49.53 cm, the length is 11 and ¾ inches (29.845 cm) and the width is 12 inches and ¼ (31,115 cm).
The sound it produces is serious and very present, capable of being heard in the most subtle touches and maintaining definition in more energetic rhythms. The sands are three sets of DW snare wires, which provide the classic cacón sound.
The cajón is an instrument widely used in flamenco and Latin American music. Coming from South America, its origins are African: it was created by slaves taken to Latin America, having gained roots in Peru, where it is considered Cultural Heritage of the Nation. Paco de Lucia was one of the musicians who introduced this instrument to flamenco, becoming such an integral part of its modern sound that it seems like it has always been part of this musical style.
Latin Percussion is an American brand that emerged in the 1960s to fill the lack of Cuban percussion instruments in the United States, due to the trade embargo imposed by Washington at the time.
Latin Percussion instruments began by setting the rhythm in Latin Jazz bands at the time, but were quickly used by musicians in different styles, today being one of the most prestigious brands of percussion instruments in the industry and the favorite of some of the most popular musicians in the world. recent decades.
The Latin Percussion Aspire LPA1331 cajón is an instrument of great construction quality and sound dynamics, perfect for making the heart beat of the music they make and those who listen to it.
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