Top 10 best-selling Cajon Accessories

The strands of these Stagg brushes are made of an Asian species of grass and form a bundle that's 2.5cm in diameter for an extra-warm sound that can be adjusted by shifting the binding rings.

If you play a Sela cajon, you'll probably know you can add an additional snare head to the instrument. With this module, you can give your Sela cajon an extra bright sound.

The cajon is a versatile percussion instrument that Sela's SE 036 Cajon Brush 250 can help you get the most out of. The brush has a maple handle with a rubber coating and no fewer than 250 nylon rods!

With the Cajon Brush 180, you can coax a wide variety of sounds from your cajon. The maple handle holds no fewer than 180 nylon dowels, which can be adjusted by moving the rubber rings.

Sela's Cajon Pad makes it considerably more comfortable to sit on your cajon. What's more, the anti-slip surface prevents you from sliding off. Choose the Cajon Pad for more playing endurance!

This unique set of Schlagwerk BRC06 T.J. Roy Cajon Shaker brushes have a surprising little add-on in the form of shaker at the base of each handle. Expand your cajon-based sonic arsenal with this cheeky set of brushes.

For the serious cajon player, there is the Schlagwerk CAP200 Cajon Pedal, a cajon pedal that is pleasant to adjust by transferring via a cable. This cable is steel with a Teflon coating, for direct transmission.

The Latin Percussion Cajon Pedal (LP1501) turns your cajon into a kick drum. The pedal has a smooth, quiet cable system and adjustable spring tension for a natural playing experience.

The Latin Percussion Cajon Brushes (LP-CCB) with retractable bristles are an excellent pair of brushes that is well-suited for light playing on percussion instruments such as cajons.

The Ortega OCJP-GB is a super-direct, direct-chain cajon pedal that, instead of a traditional pedal, simply features a lever. Perfect for cajon-based backing or for building up an alternative drum kit around a cajon.