2022.04.11

News 2022

40 years of Schlagwerk!


In August 1982 Gerhard Priel started his company Schlagwerk in Gingen an der Brenz.
For 40 years, Schlagwerk has stood for German craftsmanship and sound innovations in percussion instruments.
Nothing has changed in this respect to this day.
In 2022, we want to expand the sound spectrum for musicians, therapists and sound enthusiasts with new instruments.
Unfortunately, due to various bottlenecks, this will be somewhat spread out over this anniversary year.

NEWS 2022

Hand tubes- HRS7 / HRS9
Based on our table tubes, we developed a hand-held version to acoustically saturate rooms in motion and to be mobile in certain applications. Especially interesting in sound therapies and wellness applications.
Available in 2 different tunings.

 

Cajon X-One CP114 Cosmo
A new interesting design in our X-One series. With the city names on the playing surface, we also give visual expression to the global language of rhythm.

 

New Gong Mallet MA108
This mallet is for Gongs and other large drums where heavy impact is needed, but yet with a soft attack. So this mallet offers 250g weight with a soft Felt head.

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How tall are you?

Of course you can play on any Cajon, but the most comfortable instrument is the one that fits your height.

My height:

Which music styles does your heart beat loudest for?

In the versatile Schlagwerk range you will find instruments with the right sound character for every style. (multiple selection possible)

How do you play your instrument?

Schlagwerk Cajons are accentuated in different ways, the spectrum ranges from a delicate, subtle response to strong, powerful sounds.

What are the standards you expect from yourself and your instrument?

For beginners we recommend more simple instruments, advanced players can develop themselves optimally with more advanced Cajons.

Do you want to get more out of your Cajon with add-ons?

The Schlagwerk Cajon Add-Ons expand your sound possibilities: Apply additional sounds or play your Cajon like a drum kit.