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Vater's Cajon Brushes are an innovative brush/stick hybrid. With durable yet flexible polymer strands and comfortable rubber grips, the Cajon Brushes are engineered to bring out the full potential of cajon drums and hand percussion. Musicians will appreciate their versatility and high-quality construction.

Flexible Polymer Strands Provide Expressive Tone

The Cajon Brushes' wavy polymer strands move fluidly across the cajon drumhead, creating a wide range of tones from bold and punchy to soft and subtle. The strands are securely attached to the brush backs, allowing for confident, articulate playing.

Ergonomic Design Promotes Natural Technique

Vater designed the Cajon Brushes for extended playing comfort. The brushed aluminum backs transition seamlessly into rubberized grips that conform comfortably to the hand. This ergonomic shape reduces fatigue, even during lengthy practice or performance sessions.

Rugged and Road-Ready

While the Cajon Brushes produce a nuanced range of tones, they are also built to withstand the demands of travel and stage use. The aluminum and polymer components are durable yet lightweight, and the rubber grips provide a secure hold through any playing situation. Musicians can rely on the Cajon Brushes to deliver a lifetime of expressive performances.

A Versatile Addition to Any Percussion Setup

The Cajon Brushes' innovative design makes them ideal for cajon drums, but their tonal qualities also shine on other hand percussion like djembes, congas and frame drums. Drummers and percussionists will find countless ways to incorporate the Cajon Brushes into their setups.

Vater Cajon Brushes - Pair
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4.5

12 Reviews

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Most Liked Positive Review

5

I love these Cajon Brushes

I was looking at brushes to use on cajon and came across these. Wow! I love these things. If you want to play bass and snare drum style/sound, these work great in producing the lows and high snap.

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Most Liked Negative Review

3

Good

Good product, only thing of note is that in the picture it shows each brush has 3 rubber bands to hold the brushes together. The product in fact only has 2 of them. This was actually the reason I went with these over anther brand (to get an extra rubber band), and it didnt have them. This picture is misleading.

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  1. Concerts4
  2. Practicing4
  3. Back-Up3
Cons
  1. No extra bands1
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  1. Experienced6
Pros
  1. Good Quality7
  2. Easy To Use4
  3. Functional4
  4. Improves Sound3

Reviewed by 12 customers

  • Works well for snare like sound on cajon

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted3 months ago

    byMark

    fromDes Moines

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    Works as intended

  • different sound

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted3 years ago

    bythomas

    fromMI - Michigan

    a little courser sound nice addition

  • Adds a new dynamic to my cajon (and other percussion).

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byNoChrome66

    fromWI

    I typically use my bare hands (palms, finger-tips, and "backward hand- flick w/nails; a bit painful at first but I got used to it") while playing my cajon. This product lends another nuance to the mix while keeping things simple. I may use only one stick or both or none - I experiment. They're also are nice for cymbals (more?) on a traditional drum kit. Versatility is a plus.

  • Quality Gear

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted5 years ago

    byWill the Thrill

    fromKentucky

    I use them with my band. The product's in great condition

  • Great addition to the cajon sounds

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byCes

    fromDavis, CA

    I am experimenting with these special brushes - definitely adds more fabric to the tapestry.

  • Lacks elasticity to return to form

    2

    submitted6 years ago

    byCody

    fromUndisclosed

    The softness and weight is very nice, and suitable for cajon or drums. The main drawback is the over-easy plasticity, yet lack of elasticity of the bristle bundle. Even a single strike bends it out of straightness, but the material does not naturally return to form. I found the difference in feel once bowed to be a nuisance, and an impediment to optimal play. The sound on floor toms is very interesting.

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