• Toca Wooden Cajon with Ash Front Plate, Siam Oak Body, 20.5" H x 12.5" W x 13" D, Fixed Internal Snares, Padded Seat
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Toca Wooden Cajon with Ash Front Plate, Siam Oak Body, 20.5" H x 12.5" W x 13" D, Fixed Internal Snares, Padded Seat

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SKU TOCTCAJASH

Toca continues its innovative development in percussion with the introduction of the ash wood front plate cajon. Measuring 12-1/2" W x 20-1/2" H x 13" D, this cajon is larger than standard cajons and features a rugged North American Ash wood front plate that creates a full-bodied bass and vibrant sound from the fixed internal snares. The ash front plate cajon features a body made of beautiful Siam Oak and a padded seat for extra comfort. This ash wood front plate provides players with a darker, richer texture, and the larger size produces enveloping bass and slaps that really crack said Victor Filonovich, Director of Product Development for Toca. Features: North American Ash wood front plate. Siam oak body. Fixed internal snares. Padded seating surface. Dimensions: 20.5" H, 12.5" W, 13" D. NOTE: Ash model features internal snare strainer *no side knob adjustment * Toca is committed to being green and environmentally-friendly. The wood we use is harvested from a plantation in Thailand, where our drums are then lathed and handcrafted by local musicians. This carefully managed resource is much easier on the environment than wood taken from primary forests.

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