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A Tempo Percussion Dos Voces (Two Voices) Cajon with Free Gig Bag
The Dos Voces Cajon is made in Peru, considered by most to be the birthplace of the cajon as an instrument. It is called Dos Voces, or Two Voices, because of its dual playing surface design. By placing the sound port on the side of the cajon, we are ...
This is something to note though; if you like a super raspy bass tone, this one doesn't have that.
I wasn't sure how much I liked that at first; I found that after playing it a bit, I can hit the bass just a little higher and get a little bit of rapsiness on the bass tone, which I like for some songs.
I also really do like having the option of a clean bass sound.
My brother's Meinl has that going for it: a really loose, raspy bass tone.
It has a nice deep bass, which is a little bit unique in that even on this raspy side, the bass tone is almost completely clean; in other words, it has almost no raspiness when hit low on the cajon.
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The Dos Voces Cajon is made in Peru, considered by most to be the birthplace of the cajon as an instrument
It is called Dos Voces, or Two Voices, because of its dual playing surface design
By placing the sound port on the side of the cajon, we are able to offer a versatile instrument with a traditional, Peruvian playing surface on one side and a Flamenco playing surface on the other
Partially sealed and without snares, the traditional side offers the round, mellow tones and pure bass that has characterized Peruvian cajons for generations
Flip the cajon around and the player can draw out the more aggressive, modern sound of the snares common to the modern Flamenco-style cajons
The body of the Dos Voces Cajon is made from solid, furniture-grade panels of Mohena, with dovetail joints and a beautiful gloss finish
The playing surfaces are both multi-ply Spanish Cedar and Lupuna
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