Easy Cajon Mounting Tip

[@j2jaks]

Hugely helpful. Thanks!

[@toddriggs2110]

Almost 4 years later and you’re still helping people out! Thanks for the tip!

[@jimdrum1]

We all have to help each other out - that is the secret to life! Hopefully, it's not really a secret!

[@craicattic]

Thanks for your thoughts!!!!

[@antoniovillarreal2308]

Great suggestion! Thanks 👍😊!

[@jenniferwallhoward6974]

Excellent new addition! Saves the back...Thanks Jim

[@jimdrum1]

Oh yes it does. It's not traditional but it works and it gives more fluidity. This way you can cajon on the same plane as congas or even djembe. Happy playing!

[@ValCarMusic]

Thanks a lot. I've been wondering about the subject for almost a year. This is a quite accurate solution. It is a shame what manufacturers are doing with cajon's stands.

[@jimdrum1]

Manufactures have the goal of selling as much product as possible. As a whole, percussionists are more experiemental than most disciplines so if we try, we can come up with innovative ideas that we can share with one another. Enjoy your new found solution!

[@notaazul377]

Good solution Jim! You have good rhythm! Thank You!

[@torerisimobull586]

Excelente solución! 👍🏼

[@tarakinsell6202]

Thanks Jim! I looked into cajon stands and they were pretty pricy. This is perfect!

[@jimdrum1]

It's works pretty good - I've been doing this for years. You just have to get the right type of stand that won't slip.

[@tarakinsell6202]

@@jimdrum1 I borrowed one from my ex and it works perfect. Using it for a gig and I'll pick my own up after.

[@jimdrum1]

The Gilbraltors' work well. That's what I'm using here.