As I hear, Schlagwerk makes the world's best cajon pedals. I bought mine, and then moved into a hard rock band shortly thereafter. So my cajon playing stopped and this pedal never got used.
It could probably be listed as Mint, but I put Excellent. It's dusty. It's been in the original case on a shelf.
The CAP100 was the earlier generation. Now it's CAP200, if you can find one. They go for about $400.
You can really see their German engineering in the case. It's incredible. The custom mold is perfect for everything to seat right in the perfect spot.
If you play the Cajon and want to free up your hands for other percussion, this could make for a cool hybrid kit.
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From Sweetwater's original listing:
The Schlagwerk cajon pedal frees up your hands to craft complex cajon polyrhythms and add auxiliary percussion to your grooves. It's also a smart option for acoustic guitar players who want to accompany themselves, and for kit players who want to give their kick and snare beats a softer texture. This remote pedal offers flexible placement options and plays great.
The action is smooth and responsive, and Sweetwater is happy to report that the cable feels resilient and promises to last a long time. Another feature we like is the soft beater. It does a great job of bringing out the low end of your cajon, especially if you play a Schlagwerk.
Schlagwerk CAP100 Cajon Pedal Features:
- Responsive and durable remote cajon pedal
- One of the best on the market
- Plays smooth and precisely
- Remote style offers flexible placement options
- Durable cable construction
- Soft beater brings out the low end of your cajon
- Included base plate promotes a safe and secure fit on your cajon
- Included foam carry bag protects the CAP100 from damage