Latin Percussion LPCCB Cajon Brushes (Pair)

A pair of brushes tuned to the cajon's playing surface changes what a box drum can say. The Latin Percussion LPCCB Cajon Brushes sit between sticks and bare hands, adding sweeps, swishes and soft textured strokes that palms alone struggle to produce. LP, long established in hand percussion, describes them as multi-purpose brushes made for cajon playing, so they suit quiet acoustic sets, singer-songwriter gigs and rehearsal rooms where volume needs to stay low.

Brush work on a cajon opens up a different rhythmic vocabulary. Circular sweeps across the tapa mimic a snare brush pattern, while light taps and flicks add ghost notes and hi-hat-style shimmer around the bass tone you play with your palm. Because they are sold as a pair, both hands can work independently, layering a continuous sweep under accented strokes. Dynamics stay controlled, which helps when a cajon is sharing space with an acoustic guitar or vocal.

Features

• Sold as a matched pair for two-handed cajon playing
• Made by Latin Percussion for cajon brush technique
• Adds sonic texture beyond bare-hand slaps and bass tones
• Produces sweeps, swishes and soft textured strokes on the tapa
• Multi-purpose brushes that also work on other percussion surfaces
• Keeps volume low for acoustic sets and small rooms
• Allows snare-brush style patterns and ghost-note layering
• Part of the LP Sound Vibrations Collection of accessories