The MEINL Travel Cajon is a great way to practice cajon techniques while on the go or when you need to keep the volume way down. It is perfect for keeping your chops in shape, any time, anywhere!

The MEINL Slap Top Cajon is a conceptual step up to a new level. This model is designed to bring the striking surface up nearer to the player, for a more upright playing style. The sound projects forward into the audience! High and low tones as well as a snare effect are built in to the sound board.

The MEINL Subwoofer Cajon features a forward projecting sound port in place of the traditional rear facing style and an internal reflex channel. This results in an enhanced bass note projection, particularly desirable for live and unplugged situations.

The Meinl Professional Bongo Cajon is a break-through in Cajon design. It features two
striking surfaces, high-and low pitched, that are joined on a special resonating box which projects the sound forward. 

The MEINL Snare Bongo Cajon can be played like a bongo, between the legs, or on one’s lap. It comes with two snares secured to the inner side of the playing surface, for an authentic cajon sound and feel.

The MEINL Bongo Cajon is uniquely different. It delivers the sound one can expect from a traditional cajon, and with a playing surface that has high- and low pitch sound areas, traditional bongo patterns can be played on it as well.

Strings which touch the playing surface on the inside deliver a sensitive sizzle effect that fits to various musical applications.

The MEINL Cajita is developed from the classic Peruvian folk instrument. It hangs from the neck and is played with a wooden striker in one hand. The other hand controls the handle on the lid, opening and closing to create a wide variety of sounds, effects, and moods.

The Trejon is similar to a drum set in that bass, snare, and tom sounds are in easy reach on the comfortably angled playing surface.