Meinl Percussion CB2 13 1/4-Inch Retractable Cajon Brush, Pair (VIDEO)
The Retractable Nylon Cajon Brush is ideal for players looking for a crisp sound. From light sweeping motions to full stroke backbeats, these brushes deliver definition, clarity, and cut. The heavy nylon wires are fully retractable into the lightweight grip. All Cajon Brushes have a durable construction that is safe to use on the Cajon.
Product Features
- Retractable nylon brush gives you precise command for any style, from jazz and R&B to singer/songwriter and country
- These brushes deliver light, crisp sweeping motions with lateral movements along with heavy backbeats when playing full strokes
- Safe to use on any Cajon, these brushes will bring your instrument to life without scratching or marking the playing surface
- Ideal for acoustic sets and studio sessions
- 13 1/4 ” long
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Excellent Brush Sound Not as dramatically useful as the Vater VCS brushes, but bring a lot of value on their own. I have used these for creating lighter/treble type of effects, like emulating shakers and high sounding snares. Definitely a very good addition to your cajon arsenal. The variable length on these makes for some combinations but to be honest I use them almost exclusively at the full length. Note it takes a bit of practice to avoid hitting the cajon with the end, but these are soft enough that the are…
I used these for a swing beat for Jazz charts on my Pearl Cajon. Pearl uses a fiberglass front panel so I was using wire brushes at first and switched to the CB2s. The made a really nice sound that is very similar to the wire brushes and probably sound better on the “swish” strokes. The CB2s are weren’t as stiff as the wire brushes so I don’t get a springy rebound that I like. Overall they give an excellent brush sound on the Cajon and will help me save the face of my drum in the long…
I bought these because I was already comfortable playing with these brushes. I had a pair of these for quite a while until they were taken during a break between sets.Since the entire stickbag was stolen, I have answered the question ” if you didn’t have these anymore, would you buy them?”Yes. I would and I did. These feel better in the hand than the zildjian brushes, play on a small snare and the tapa better than the vics.If you’re in the market for cajon brushes,…