The Seguiriya Line is our top Artisan Edition Cajon. It features a specially contoured re-curved front plate of exotic Canyon Burl and 16 vertical snare strings. The sound port has a supplemental ring for enhanced compression and is covered with a fine mesh for improved microphone characteristics. Specially designed and formulated rubber feet prevent vibrations from transferring to the floor.
Stable 11-ply Birch body is gently mitred for optimum comfort and control, and is slightly convex where it contacts the strike plate. This results in an extra refinement of the fundamental sound. Flat screws with supplemental washers are utilized around the edges of the strike plate that receive the bass strokes. This retains the full material strength in this critical area of the cajon.
Handsome wood inlay on the top and our distinctive heat branding define the classy look of this proud instrument.

The Bulería Line sports a beautiful Lava-Burl frontplate and has 10 tuneable strings in a wedge shaped array. A special internal baffle filters and compresses the bass tone. The sound port is covered with a fine mesh for improved microphone characteristics.
The frontplate and body are gently curved and mitred for comfort and control. The 9-ply Birch body is also slightly concave where the strike plate touches, for a further refinement of the fundamental sound. Flat screws with supplemental washers are utilised around the edges of the strike plate that receive the bass strokes. This retains the full material strength in this critical area of the cajon.

The Soleá Line has a solid Cedar frontplate finished in stately Espresso Burst brown. It has 10 horizontal pre-tuned strings. This model also features special internal baffle filters to compresses the bass tone.
The strike plate and body are gently curved and mitred for comfort and control. The 9-ply Birch body is also slightly concave where the frontplate touches, for a further refinement of the fundamental sound. Flat screws with supplemental washers are utilized around the edges of the strike plate that receive the bass strokes. This retains the full material strength in this critical area of the cajon.