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PRICELIST 2021-07 List Model Description Brutto Price PRICELIST 2021-07 List Model Description brutto price PICKUP PICKUP INSTRUMENTS MPDS1 Meinl Percussion Digital Stomp Box 209,00 € MPS1 Meinl Percussion Analog Stomp Box 95,00 € NEW MPDS1-SET Meinl Percussion Digital Stomp Box Set 299,00 € NEW MPS1-SET Meinl Percussion Stomp Box Set 199,00 € MPSM Meinl Percussion Stomp Box Mount 49,90 € PBASSBOX Meinl Percussion Pickup Bassbox 139,00 € PSNAREBOX Meinl Percussion Pickup Snarebox 129,00 € KA9P-AB Meinl Percussion Pickup Kalimba, Medium 99,90 € MIC-PERC Meinl Percussion Percussion Microphone 25,90 € NEW PADJ12-BW Meinl Percussion 12" Alpine Series Pick Up Djembe, Synthetic Head, Barnwood 169,90 € NEW FX20 Meinl Percussion Effects Pedal 249,90 € NEW TMPPCS Meinl Percussion Professional Pickup Cajon Snare 199,00 € PA-CAJ Meinl Percussion Cajon Preamp 99,00 € MMCS Meinl Percussion Mini Cajon Speaker, Baltic Birch 62,90 € CMS Meinl Cajon Microphone Stand 10,90 € NEW MPMCC Meinl Percussion Microphone Cajon Clamp 14,90 € NEW MPMGR Meinl Percussion Merger 49,90 € NEW MPIC-5 Meinl Percussion 5ft Instrument Cable 11,90 € NEW MPIC-10 Meinl Percussion 10ft Instrument Cable 12,90 € NEW MPIC-15 Meinl Percussion 15ft Instrument Cable 15,90 € NEW MPIC-20 Meinl Percussion 20ft Instrument Cable 17,90 € NEW MPIC-30 Meinl Percussion 30ft Instrument Cable 22,90 € NEW MPICS1 Meinl Percussion Cocktail Cajon Instrument Cable Set 69,90 € PICKUP CAJONS PBASSCAJ-KIT Meinl Percussion Cocktail Cajon Kit 499,00 € PBASSCAJ Meinl Percussion Cocktail Cajon, Baltic Birch 179,00 € PBC1B Meinl Percussion Pickup Bongo Cajon, Baltic Birch 84,90 € PCST Meinl Percussion Pickup Cajon Snare Tap 79,90 € PCTT Meinl Percussion Pickup Cajon Tom Tap 74,90 € PAESLDOB Meinl Percussion Artisan Edition Pickup Cajon Soleá Line, Dark Olive Burst 319,00 € NEW PWC100B Meinl Percussion Pickup Woodcraft Series Cajon, Natural 189,00 € PWCP100MB Meinl Percussion Pickup Cajon, Makah-Burl 209,00 € NEW PSC100NT Meinl Percussion Pickup Snarecraft Series Cajon, Natural 159,00 € PSC100B Meinl Percussion Pickup Cajon, Baltic Birch 159,00 € NEW PJC50B Meinl Percussion Pickup Jam Cajon with Snares, Natural 99,00 € NEW MPSCAJ Meinl Percussion Speaker Cajon 189,00 € NEW MPDC1 Meinl Percussion Digital Cajon 319,00 € PSUBCAJ6B Meinl Percussion Pickup Vertical Subwoofer Cajon, Baltic Birch 259,00 € PTOPCAJ2WN Meinl Percussion Pickup Turbo Slaptop Cajon (Patented), Walnut 199,00 € PTOPCAJ4MH-M Meinl Percussion Pickup Slaptop Cajon (Patented), Mahogany 159,00 € CAJONS ARTISAN EDITION CAJONS AEMLBI Meinl Percussion Artisan Edition Cajon Martinete Line, Brazilian Ironwood 1.250,00 € AEFLIH Meinl Percussion Artisan Edition Cajon Fandago Line, Indian Heartwood, Tulip Poplar 749,00 € AESELIH Meinl Percussion Artisan Edition Cajon Seguiriya Line, Indian Heartwood 499,00 € AESELCB Meinl Percussion Artisan Edition Cajon Seguiriya Line, Canyon-Burl 499,00 € NEW AECLLI Meinl Percussion Artisan Edition Cajon, Cantina 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WC100B Meinl Percussion Wood Craft Cajon, Baltic Birch 139,00 € WC100EB Meinl Percussion Wood Craft Cajon, Espresso Burst 139,00 € SNARECRAFT CAJONS List Model Description brutto price SCP100AWA Meinl Percussion Snarecraft Professional Cajon 100, American White Ash 209,00 € SCP100WN Meinl Percussion Snarecraft Professional Cajon 100, Walnut 199,00 € SC80AB Meinl Percussion Snarecraft Cajon 80, Almond Birch 99,00 € SC100AB Meinl Percussion Snarecraft Cajon 100, Almond Birch 109,00 € SC80AB-B Meinl Percussion Snarecraft Cajon 80, Baltic Birch, Almond Birch 99,00 € SC100AB-B Meinl Percussion Snarecraft Cajon 100, Baltic Birch, Almond Birch 109,00 € SC80B Meinl Percussion Snarecraft Cajon 80, Baltic Birch 99,00 € SC100B Meinl Percussion Snarecraft Cajon 100, Baltic Birch 109,00 € NEW SC80BW Meinl Percussion Snarecraft Cajon 80, Burl Wood 109,00 € NEW SC100BW Meinl Percussion Snarecraft Cajon 100, Burl Wood 119,00 € SC80HA Meinl Percussion Snarecraft Cajon 80, Heart Ash 109,00 € SC100HA Meinl Percussion Snarecraft Cajon 100, Heart Ash 119,00 € JAM CAJONS JC50AB Meinl Percussion Jam Cajon 50, Almond Birch 72,00 € JC50AB-B Meinl Percussion Jam Cajon 50, Baltic Birch, Almond Birch 72,00 € JC50B Meinl Percussion Jam Cajon 50, Baltic Birch 72,00 € NEW JC50BW Meinl Percussion Jam Cajon 50, Burl Wood 82,00 € JC50HA Meinl Percussion Jam Cajon 50, Heart Ash 82,00 € MINI CAJONS MC1AB Meinl Percussion Mini Cajon, Almond Birch 26,90 € MC1AB-B Meinl Percussion Mini Cajon, Baltic Birch, Almond Birch 26,90 € MC1B Meinl Percussion Mini Cajon, Baltic Birch 26,90 € NEW MC1BW Meinl Percussion Mini Cajon, Burl Wood 28,90 € MC1DE Meinl Percussion Mini Cajon, Dark Eucalyptus 28,90 € MC1HA Meinl Percussion Mini Cajon, Heart Ash 28,90 € ARTISAN EDITION SLAPTOP CAJON AEVLPS Meinl Percussion Artisan Edition Slaptop Cajon, Vidalita Line, Palo Santo 499,00 € SLAPTOP CAJONS TOPCAJ1MB Meinl Percussion Slaptop Cajon (Patented), Makah Burl 149,00 € TOPCAJ1EB Meinl Percussion Slaptop Cajon (Patented), Espresso Brown 149,00 € TOPCAJ2WN Meinl Percussion Slaptop Cajon (Patented), Walnut 159,00 € TOPCAJ2MH Meinl Percussion Slaptop Cajon (Patented), Mahogany 159,00 € HYBRID SLAPTOP CAJON HTOPCAJ3NT Meinl Percussion Hybrid Slaptop Cajon 74,00 € BONGO CAJONS BCA2NT/EBK-M Meinl Percussion Bongo Cajon, Ebony Black 64,00 € BCA1SNT-M Meinl Percussion Bongo Cajon, Super Natural 54,00 € TRAVEL CAJON TCAJ1BK Meinl Percussion Travel Cajon 42,00 € BASS CAJONS SUBCAJ8VWB-M Meinl Percussion Jumbo Arch Base Cajon, Maple 209,00 € SUBCAJ7SNT-M Meinl Percussion Arch Bass Cajon, Maple 199,00 € JBC6EY Meinl Percussion Ebony Bass Foot Switch Cajon 259,00 € JBCAJBK-MA Meinl Percussion Maple Bass Cajon 179,00 € SUBCAJ6MB-M Meinl Percussion Vertical Subwoofer Cajon, Makah-Burl 159,00 € SUBCAJ1AWA Meinl Percussion Subwoofer Cajon, American White Ash 164,00 € SUBCAJ5WN Meinl Percussion Subwoofer Cajon, Walnut 199,00 € HEADLINER SERIES STRING CAJONS HCAJ1AWA Meinl Percussion Headliner® Series String 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