Schlagwerk CP403RED 2inOne Series – Red
Your synapses process 1,000,000,000 stimules per second. Give them something to experience.
The ear is a sensitive mechanism that reacts to the finest vibrations. Even inaudible vibrations the body registers via sensory cells in the stomach and skin. All impressions turn the brain into a single experience. Excellent sound can be felt with its senses: This is the Schlagwerk sound experience.
Grow beyond you: When you play a Schlagwerk instrument, your environment becomes a resonant body. It maximises your performance and makes your sound experience even more intense.
Production already includes the holistic experience: Selection, storage and preparation of our woods are subject to the most stringent criteria. In construction, we think every instrument new and in daily crafts we feel every edge and fibre with passion. Our experience is part of the Schlagwerk sound experience.
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The S:The “S” stands as an abbreviation for impact mechanism and for perfect sound. The curved letter is also a new symbol for the sound waves that can be seen in the Schlagwerk company logo. | Variety of colours:The colourful colours stand for the versatility of our instruments, materials, working methods and last but not least our customers as well as musical possibilities. And despite the variety, they fit together well because they carry the Schlagwerk Gen in them. | Hands on:Our instruments are carefully crafted and played by hand: Only by your hands the sound experience is created from an instrument. |
| Weight: | 4.1 kg |
| Size: | M |
| Dimensions: | 30.48 x 30.48 x 50.8 cm; 4.1 Kilograms |
| Model: | CP403-RED |
| Colour: | Red |
| Colour: | Red |
| Size: | M |
bereits aufgebaut, guter Klang, nette Optik
Mir fehlt der Vergleich zu Profi-Cajons, daher ist das nur eine Laiensicht. Mein Klavierlehrer hatte mir eine zum Taktben dagelassen und wollte diese selbstverstndlich auch zeitnah wieder mitnehmen. So schaffte ich mir diese hier an. Der Klang ist fr meine Ohren vllig in Ordnung. Ein Tischler htte die Versenkungen bei den Schrauben vll. nicht durchgehen lassen, mir gefllt aber der robuste Look.
After 5 years of playing a Roland El Cajon (review done for this product also) as a gigging performer, I decided it was time to replace it with a new Cajon. For reasons explained in the other review, it would this time, be an acoustic only model as it would be far better for live performance.
I did a reasonable amount of research, reading reviews, watching videos and for me, one Cajon was standing out above the rest – this one. It looked exquisite and sounded great. Being a Schlagwerk and in an upper price bracket, I guessed it would be typical German quality too.
I wasn’t disappointed. This is a lovely Cajon. It sounds superb with great separation between bass and snare. The bass is great especially with the CBT10 Cajon Bass Tube fitted which is a Schlagwerk option. Build quality is superb also. It has an easily removable snare (should you wish to) and a neat little non-slip seat pad which works surprisingly well.
The photo is of mine fitted with a Schlagwerk Cajon Foot Pedal and a side attached tambourine.
Base and snare sound perfect. The sound gets even better as zou continue to play it regularly. I really enjoy playing the Cajon and will certainly recommend this product for anyone seeking to "invest" in a good Cajon.
Base and snare sound perfect. The sound gets even better as zou continue to play it regularly. I really enjoy playing the Cajon and will certainly recommend this product for anyone seeking to “invest” in a good Cajon.
Wonderful sound. Amazing bass. Great highs. Beautiful just sitting there.
Wonderful sound. Amazing bass. Great highs. Beautiful just sitting there.
Increible sonido. Super bonito.
Es un cajn con un sonido increble y terminados excelentes. 100 % recomendable. Tiene agudos muy bien definidos y un sonido potente. Comparados con otros cajones, este es el mejor que he tenido.
This Schlagwerk cajon is fantastic! I know they are considered a more premium brand, and this has definitely lived up to that expectation.
I enjoy playing it every time. The construction is flawless, down to the beveled edges and corners. I play it at least once a week, and I find the lows are exceptional. It needed very minimal adjustments from the factory settings to produce the tones I have come to expect from cajons.
I thought I would use the removable snare option more, but I’ve found with the way the snares are placed, I get the sounds I want.
My one caution regards the removing/replacing of the snares. I believe the instructional video I watched showed a different model with a larger rear hole. The video showed the snares coming out with room to spare. On my cajon, the hole is smaller and requires a more careful extraction so you don’t damage any of the snare wires. I think the hole size assists in producing the sound I love, so I am happy to take the extra ten seconds to carefully remove the snares when needed.
For a non stop finger tapper, this is the ultimate new seat in the living room. I get to sit and jam out while I watch my little one dance and play along. As an instrument, very well made and a joy to play. I have broken my hand pretty badly before and I can play for extended periods without any pain. Perhaps the soft touch was worth the few extra dollars.
For a non stop finger tapper, this is the ultimate new seat in the living room. I get to sit and jam out while I watch my little one dance and play along. As an instrument, very well made and a joy to play. I have broken my hand pretty badly before and I can play for extended periods without any pain. Perhaps the soft touch was worth the few extra dollars.
Good Snare sound but the low end is weak. I read the more its played the better the sound. So I will keep playing it. I will see what happens.
Good Snare sound but the low end is weak. I read the more its played the better the sound. So I will keep playing it. I will see what happens.
I got the Dark Oak and it looks and sounds awesome , nice deep sound ( with proper technique ) and clean snare drum .
We've been very happy with this Cajon. Very nice looking and it sounds great. You can definitely buy one for less money, but this thing is well made! I'd buy it again.
We’ve been very happy with this Cajon. Very nice looking and it sounds great. You can definitely buy one for less money, but this thing is well made! I’d buy it again.
The sound of the box is crisp, and after a month of playing I still learn new sounds I can make on it. Seriously great buy.
I was looking to buy a cajon for me and my son. We are both beginners on the cajon, but my son plays the drums so I knew he would pick up cajon playing in short time. I did some research and tried out some Meinl, LP, and Pearl models at a few Guitar Centers. I didn’t want to spend much money, but I didn’t like any of the cajons I tried out. This is a matter of taste, but I looking for a tight sound with bass notes that weren’t overshadowed by the snares. Through reviews, buying guides, and YouTube videos (look for Cajon Comparison), I came to the decision that I wanted the Schlagwerk 2-in-1.
Man, it’s an awesome cajon! I’m very happy with the quality of this cajon and the sound we get from it. And the best part is that the sound has been getting better over the 2 months that we’ve had it. It could be that we’re striking the box more properly now than before, but it sure sounds better.
If you’re in the market for a low-priced cajon to get started on, I would strongly suggest adding the Schlagwerk 2-in-1 to your list of possible buys. Yes, it costs more than the Meinl Headliner, but you owe it to yourself to give Schlagwerk a try, if possible, before making the final decision.
Sounds true to the Schlagwerk sample video. Bass is deep, snare tones are crisp, & very good separation of snare from bass notes. Very nicely (German) made.
Sounds true to the Schlagwerk sample video. Bass is deep, snare tones are crisp, & very good separation of snare from bass notes. Very nicely (German) made.
I somehow found mine for $140 & it was a great buy!! Upgraded from a birch sawtooth, noticeably sounds better. Schlagwerk really makes quality products!:)
I somehow found mine for $140 & it was a great buy!! Upgraded from a birch sawtooth, noticeably sounds better. Schlagwerk really makes quality products!:)
I’m a guitarist and this is the first Cajon I’ve ever played or seen in person. That said, I’ve played for many years and do have a decent ear for tone. From the perspective of my rock/blues/pop-based sensibilities, this has a great sound. My kids have fun with it, and it does a surprisingly good job of taking on the role of a full drum kit during acoustic jams. I couldn’t be more happy with it.