Zenon Educational Cajon Same height as elementary school chair Chair Zenon ZCJ-10

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Specifications: Sound hole (Snappy style) Sound hole: Bass reflex structure Dimensions: 300 (W) x 420 (H) x 295 (D) mm Weight: 2.8 kg Material: Sunkai Wood The height was made to match the standard size of chairs commonly used in elementary schools. As a chair that allows you to make music, it is used as an alternative to a chair in a music room. By making the sound line snappy like a snare drum and making the hole part a bass reflex structure, we have achieved rich bass, extended sustain, and a clear attack. The cajon is a percussion instrument that originated in Peru, South America. When it began to be used in Spanish flamenco in the 1970s, its expressive potential was recognized, and in recent years it has also been used in Japan. Anyone can easily play anytime, anywhere by stepping over the box-shaped instrument and hitting the striking surface or its edges. The cajon's tone changes depending on where it is struck, and can produce a variety of tones, including a low sound like a bass drum, a sound like a snare drum, and a sharp sound like a hi-hat cymbal. More and more people are using it as a substitute for a drum set.