Let’s face it, cajons aren’t quite the same as playing on a drum kit. They’re often used as quiet alternatives in venues such as restaurants and coffee shops. The G3GCP pedal has a fairly simple layout that does the job. It’s a strap drive pedal, allowing you to place the beater head in a comfortable position. The cam arms of the pedal are highly adjustable, allowing you to change them to suit your playing style. Das Gelenk von ihr ist ganz am Ende, man hat also nur eine durchgehende Platte/Wippe die sich im Ganzen bewegt. The biggest benefit of this pedal is that it’s reversible, meaning you can use either your left or right foot to play. You just need to change the pedal around after adjusting one screw.

The sound is really nice and easily controllable by rotating the rubber head, which can be set to hit the cajon flat against the surface or with the edge.This DW cajon pedal falls under that category as well. It has such immaculate construction that you probably won’t need to buy a cajon pedal ever again.

Hopefully, LP will find a solution because this model gave high hopes to many acoustic drummers, and the problem is only about durability, but the sound and comfort are outstanding. Get great cajons from top brands such as Latin Percussion, Meinl and more along with more budget-friendly options from Stagg.Das Pedal hat einfach zu viel Delay und die Feder lässt sich nicht stärker spannen. Ob eine stärkere Feder das Problem lösen wird, wird sich zeigen. Ich werde meine Rezension dementsprechend anpassen. Services Guitar Workshop Electronic Repairs Workshop Music Store Events & Workshops Piano Showroom Music Lessons Recording Studio This is a great budget choice, ideal for drummers who look for flexible placement and intend to use it on occasional acoustic gigs. Simply fill out our form here to submit your product for consideration. Please note that we reserve the right to refuse items if they are in bad condition, not relevant to the shop...etc. A highlight of the pedal is the beater. It just sounds so good when placed near the sweet spot of the cajon. Whether you’re a drummer or guitarist, you’re going to love the tone it brings out.