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This is for one Cajon-Eez Cajon Jingle Assembly... custom built and tested by the inventor, Tom Laureanno (aka "Tommy Cajon"). This assembly includes a Meinl Wooden Nino Cabasa and a custom Jingle assembly mounted on a self-resonating platform that easily mounts to the side of your Cajon using velcro (so it's easily applied or removed). The refined spring design of the jingle arm is compact and has perfect feel and bounce that will not fatigue your hand or fingers. This is the exact Jingle the inventor has been using out live for 6+ years now. The Jingle includes a novel cam adjustment which clamps the cymbals such that you can vary the amount of noise the jingle's 4 stainless cymbals make... there are 7 ratchet-able levels to choose from. The inventor uses this as his Cajon Drum Kit Hi-Hat... the Jingle acts as the closed hi-hat while the Cabasa is used to make the sizzle sound of an open hi-hat... be sure to watch the video below to learn more about this jingle and what it can do... These are not mass-produced (each is built and tested by the inventor)... if you are lucky enough to own one, others will envy you ;) Buy one now while you can because I'm not sure how many I'll be building... Also, please feel free to leave feedback on the Cajon-Eez Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/cajoneez

Some videos of this product are shown below:

IMPORTANT WARRANTY INFORMATION: I really can not offer a warranty on an item like this as I have no way of telling if the item has been abused or accidentally damaged. The Cajon-Eez jingle has been meticulously designed using finite element analysis and has been proven to not break under normal use (I've broken 1 in 4 years of playing). Normal use means the jingle pad is tapped (not banged). I can not and will not be held responsible for accidental misuse, such as dropping of the jingle, or hitting the jingle with your leg getting on/off the cajon. Accidents like this will cause the jingle to break. If customers take care of the jingle during transport and play, it should last a long time. Every jingle I sell is first played at a gig by myself, just to be sure it's operating correctly. I don't mind repairing broken jingles for customers, but customer will need to pay a small fee for repair parts and shipping back to the customer.  Additionally, please be careful how you store the jingle.  It is printed using PLA plastic and will deform if exposed to too much sun/heat (starts deforming around 180 degree) so be sure to shield it from direct sunlight and especially sun heat (like that in a closed car trunk or similar).