PearlPCJ70STD Cajon Stand

I loved the sturdiness, very well designed and it's heavy enough so when playing cajon, the stand does not tip, shake..it's solid!! The adjustable setting allows players to tilt the cajon to any preferred setting. Super easy to remove cajon, pack up and load out. I added extra Velcro circular pads (1'' diameter) to the frame the cajon rests into for sound control and protection of the wood on the cajon. Definitely happy with this purchase and highly recommend. I am a touring artist/percussionist - this is the best stand!

Works great and versatile.

This thing rocks. I have an oversized cajon with a hole on the left side instead of the traditional back opening. It has the perfect heigh for me (I'm 5'7") and works perfectly when setup with a mic. Very sturdy. I could probably put a piece of plywood on top of it and use it as a step-stool. Seriously.One caution is that you should flip the actual holder portion upside down (putting the pads that tighten below the cajon instead of above). When I tightened it the first time, it left some indents in the cajon which are very superficial but bothersome none the less. It's less noticeable on the underside of the cajon either. In any case, a great product.

Solid and sturdy. Much better than sitting!

Pearl should be ashamed of themselves for shoving substandard product off on ppl for a PREMIUM price. The chrome parts were fine but the black frame wasn't welded square. The cajon sits crooked on the stand and also the really poor welding job left sharp gobs or spatter right where it will scratch the instrument. B4 I could let my kid use this with his Gin Bops $440 Cajon I taped over the sharp stuff so it wouldn't scratch his top of the line instrument. Isn't Pearl using quality control to inspect their nonAmerican imports?

Works great

Big and strong

This is a solid product. It is heavy and will not fall over even when I am banging on the cajon.The only thing I wish was different was the center sliding bar on the back partially covers the round hole of my cajon and does seem to affect the bass tone a bit.. At least enough to notice.. However, I still like the stand and am using it regularly.

Valió toda la pena del mundo, no se mueve y no maltrata tu cajón. No corta las frecuencias graves y la altura es excelente.

for a long stage performance, I find it difficult to bend my back to play the cajon. Also i have a set of bongos & some indian percussion like mridangam & dholak on stands. By putting my cajon on this stand, i can play on multiple percussion at the same time.

Found the mechanisms a bit flimsy. it's okay but doesn't blow my mind.