Junior Cajon - LP Aspire (1330)
The scaled-down 9-¾" x 9-¾" x 15-½" size of the LP Aspire Junior Cajon (LPA1330) was deliberately chosen to be appropriate for younger, smaller players. Its design features a unique hybrid Peruvian/Flamenco approach that combines an adjustable front striking panel with two sets of internal snare wires. In combination with the high-quality hardwood construction of the body, this hybrid design promotes penetrating, articulate highs and deep, satisfying bass tones. Although the Aspire Junior Cajon is small in physical size, it produces a big, exciting sound that’s sure to inspire beginning percussionists. And considering how easily it can be held between the knees or on the lap of an adult, the Junior Cajon offers terrific potential for imaginative experienced players as well. The LP Aspire Junior Cajon is compact, versatile, affordable—and just plain fun. It’s a great starting point from which to explore the world of percussion. Large Picture.

Mario Cortes Soul Cajon - LP (1430)
Created by Spanish master cajon maker Mario Cortés, the Soul Cajon is designed in the Flamenco style. Instead of a loose striking plate, a Flamenco cajon employs a set of internal wires to add high-frequency crispness and definition to the low fundamental tone produced by the body of the cajon. The wires within the Soul Cajon are fully adjustable by means of an Allen screw on the bottom. The front striking panel is made of Finnish birch with reinforcing modern composite material to create a responsive playing surface with an attractive appearance. It is glued and screwed to the top, bottom, and sides of the cajon for rigidity and durability. With an overall size of 11-¾" x 11-¾" x 19", it features specially cut corners on the top and bottom. These corners, in turn, create a uniquely shaped rear panel that provides added punch and a more focused and articulate bass sound. The Soul Cajon by Mario Cortés is finished in a rich, dark lacquer with lighter-colored highlights, giving it the appearance of a fine classical instrument. Considering this unique cajon's acoustic nature and historic legacy, such an appearance is entirely appropriate. Large Picture.

Kevin Ricard Cajon - LP (1434)
LP is proud to offer a cajon that's as dynamic and versatile as its namesake. Designed in collaboration with master cajon maker Mario Cortés, the Kevin Ricard Cajon is made in the Flamenco style, which utilizes internal wires (rather than a loose or adjustable front plate) to add crispness and definition to the low fundamental tone produced by the body of the cajon. With an overall size of 18-¼" x 12-¼" x 12-¼", the Kevin Ricard Cajon features specially cut corners on the top and bottom. These corners, in turn, create a uniquely shaped rear panel that provides added punch and a more focused and articulate bass sound. A unique element of the Kevin Ricard Cajon is its adjustable port. By means of a sliding baffle, the port can be fully opened or partly closed in order to adjust the pitch and the volume of the bass sound. But the bass sound isn't the only adjustable option. Inside the cajon are two sets of wires, each of which is independently adjustable by means of a supplied Allen key. Fine-tuning the tension of these wires...some loose, some tight...allows the player to balance the wood sound of the cajon with the wire sound so that neither dominates‚ resulting in a great musical blend. The body of the Kevin Ricard Cajon is constructed of Finnish birch, with reinforcing elements made of modern composite materials. The front striking panel is glued and screwed to the top, bottom, and sides of the cajon for rigidity and durability. You may not be performing on American Idol (at least, not yet). But you can still be a percussion winner with the LP Kevin Ricard Cajon! Large Picture.