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[marble falls]

1. Use a restaurant tray stand, much cheaper and quite stable.

[wcmagumba]

2. My LP cajon is 18" tall and the tray stands are 20" so the cajon won't reach the wood tray rails when it is fully open.

Thanks Marble for the suggestion. I ordered a Tycoon fixed wood cajon stand, 2 ft high with a slight incline for playing. Not adjustable but I probably can adjust the angle with hard foam blocks or something if needed. I can return to Amazon if it won't work for me, easy peasy...

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002SW36H2/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_6?smid=&psc=1

[ProfessorGAC]

3. I Looked Up LP On Sweetwater

Some of the cajons are very attractive.
Really pretty woods.

[wcmagumba]

4. They do make quite a variety of them, I got one of the more plain ones, black with a blondish wood front.

I think it looks good and also has a good bass sound with the internal snare wires...sorry about the giant pic, I copied the link from their site. Cheers

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[wcmagumba]

5. After more playing of the cajon I am going to return it, I couldn't get the sounds I wanted/expected..dang me...

I have bongos, congas and two frame drums to keep me busy and just ordered a 16" x 3.5" Roosebeck rosewood tuneable Bodhran with a removable T-bar. I know, a little wacky and indecisive but that's how I roll...