Handmade in Istanbul
Cajonga
Best sellerBongo cajons & cajonga
₺100
VAT included
Included gifts · Comes with a bag, an O-Tick and a double drumstick keychain.
- Ships in 2 business daysFree shipping. Every instrument is prepared by hand in our Istanbul workshop.
- 14-day returnsReturn within 14 days of delivery, no reason needed.
Specifications
- Body
- 18 mm ayous
- Playing surface
- 3 mm eyong
- Height
- approximately 49 cm
- Diameter
- approximately 25 cm
- Weight
- 1700 g
Key features
Can also be played like a darbuka.
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Has a powerful bass sound.
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Suitable for studio and live settings.
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100% handmade using first-class materials.
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Lightweight and very easy to carry thanks to its bag.
- A combination of cajon and conga.
- Can be played with brushes and mallets.
- Offers a wide range of sound options thanks to the O-Tick.
Made in Istanbul, Türkiye.
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