Top 10 best-selling Cajon Accessories

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.

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.

With this cajon bag, Sela offers you a way to keep your valuable cajon safe from scratches, dents or worse! It features a detachable lid and a pocket for accessories.

There are different ways to amplify the sound of your cajon, but one of the best is to use a preamp and a pickup which is exactly what Meinl's PA-CAJ consists of. It's easy to set up suitable for most cajons.

The Schlagwerk Heck Stick is easily secured to a cajon and can be struck for tambourine-like sound, or muted to create short 'chicks'.

This tambourine best combines with a cajon, singer/guitarist but can also be added to a full drum kit. Five pairs of stainless steel jingles deliver that classic percussive tambourine sound.

A more mini version of the Heck Stick, the Schlagwerk HECK1 Heck Stick One is easily mounted on the side of your cajon, essentially kitting it out with a hi-hat.

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.