Schlagwerk CP432 2inOne "Deluxe" Makassar

After I started a year ago with a good half- priced model to play Cajon, came lately thomann more and more the desire for something " other " on . The reason was the sound of the previous Cajon, with whom I was more and more dissatisfied. The bass was too "thin" and the overall sound to " tinny " . After two visits to a branch Thomann and copious tasting I decided thomann for the CP432 2inOne " deluxe" .

processing :
In a word : TOP . Everything is rounded and sanded clean. Gluing or screwing the front panel left a great impression .

sound:
After a long " testing " of different models of percussion and other manufacturers ( ua. Meinl , Sonor , ...) there were two models of percussion shortlisted : CP432 2inOne " deluxe" thomann and CP436 2inOne " dual" .
Initially, I tended due to the bulkier again bass to "Dual" . After I had but once again " sleep over it " one night I decided but for the "deluxe" Makassar , although the two playing surfaces were quite sexy in a Cajon. Ultimately, the sound was the " dual" but thomann for my taste a bit too " woody " . The "Deluxe" totally neutral for me. The bass is "pushing " with a lot of pressure . To address the snare effect a little pressure is needed for something acclimatization can this dose but good. The separation between the bass and snare is very good.

Conclusion:
I think percussion has thomann deal to build a reputation with the best Cajon. The workmanship is top notch. The selection has something for every taste.
I for one am very happy with the 2inOne "Deluxe" and find that it is worth every penny.

Really great separation and a joy to play with :) Snares are easily removable for a more traditional sound, and aesthetically pleasing as well!

Was deciding between this model and the La Peru model, but decided that the added versatility in this box could not hurt! However, you have to fine-tune the screws on the front plate, if you want to coax a slightly easier tone out of the snares!

Great purchase and speedy delivery, would recommend to beginners/experts :) Can be used in many genres - Worship/rock/pop/jazz/blues :)

I got this during the UK lockdown and I thought this instrument was going to sound great from the reviews, however, I just don't think this is a good-sounding Cajon.

The tonal quality on this Cajon just sounds too weak and doesn't really contribute a healthy sound to an ensemble. When there are moments when I need to play a touch louder the instrument just chokes up.

Cajons should be able to produce a clear bass and high tone, but in playing this Cajon the bass tone is mixed with the highs and the distinction isn't clear enough.

I honestly bought this as an upgrade to a Cajon that I got for free but my first Cajon proves to be a better instrument that simply produces better sounds on gigs and is a joy to play. I struggle to make this sound good even after re-tuning the screws and letting it settle. I took this instrument to my teacher who has better hands than me and he agreed that this wasn't a good purchase.

If I could go back in time I wouldn't buy this instrument personally.