Meinl Percussion Mini Cajon Shaker Set Made in Europe-Baltic Birch Body, 2-Year Warranty, 3 Piece Mixed (SH50-SET)

Functionality:10/10Size:10/10Weight:10/10Sound quality:10/10Durability:10/10

Works fine... I've used it on a couple tracks on an upcoming album I'm recording.... sounds good. The only downside is the shape... it's a little awkward to use at first until you find the right angle to hold it (Just my opinion).

The media could not be loaded. I play cajon, so having shakers that look like a cajon seemed fun. They have different volume and sound quality. The phone video seems to do adjustments to the audio so the volume difference isn't as noticeable as it is in person. I play them here in order from soft to loud.

I have the plain one that I use for gigs. It is very loud and easy to establish a solid rhythm, so I bought the 3 pack to have extras. As it turns out, all three have different volumes. The plain one being loudest, the striped one a little softer and the burled one being the softest. This is an excellent surprise. Sometime in small restaurant venues the plain one was quite loud and I was considering getting something else softer. DONE! Great Value.

I ordered two of these. One package was great! Perfectly painted, etc. the other package looks like they gave up on any kind of quality paint job and sanding. Sound good, but the aesthetic was also fairly important with these for me at least...

I love the tiny cajon design. It’s also great that all the shakers make slightly different noises! Definitely worth your money. I think they’re super awesome and cute and so do my friends and band mates

Son wanted a cajón of his own for his birthday. So I bought a full size and used the box with a lot of paper and gave him this one. ;-) Yes I also gave him the full size, but the look when he pulled this out was priceless and it really does make a nice shaker sound for a second instrument.

This little guy is a tad bulky. Partically because they are trying to be so cute and make it a perfect cube like a real cajon. But, the plus is, it is almost twice as loud as it's plastic egg or other meinl plastic bean shaker counterparts. So, I'm keeping it in the arsenal of campfire hand percussion instruments.