Schlagwerk 12" Cajon Hi-Hat
12" Hi-Hat Cymbals
$335€298Check ↗
Brand profile · Germany, est. 1982
Schlagwerk
Schlagwerk, a German brand, has quietly established itself as a respected provider of unique and thoughtfully designed percussion instruments. Known for their innovative approach to traditional sounds and a commitment to sustainable materials, Schlagwerk caters to a diverse range of musicians, from orchestral percussionists to contemporary beatmakers. Their product range blends established techniques with modern design sensibilities.
TreeWorks Chimes seriesCajon drumsUnique cymbal blendsSustainable material sourcingCreative sound design
1982founded
Germanycountry
12products in stock
$78–$335price range
All 12 Schlagwerk products
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Schlagwerk 14" Cajon Crash-Ride
14" Crash Cymbals
$219€195Check ↗
Schlagwerk TreeWorks Chimes TRE23
Misc. Percussion
$141€125Check ↗
Schlagwerk 12" Cajon Splash
12" Splash Cymbals
$174€155Check ↗
Schlagwerk TreeWorks Chimes TRE35xo
Misc. Percussion
$213€189Check ↗
Schlagwerk 10" Cajon Splash
10" Splash Cymbals
$160€142Check ↗
Schlagwerk SamJam Guitar Snare -Ma.
Stomp / Drum Boxes
$78€69Check ↗
Schlagwerk TreeWorks Chimes TRE35
Misc. Percussion
$213€189Check ↗
Schlagwerk TreeWorks Chimes TRE23db
Misc. Percussion
$314€279Check ↗
Schlagwerk TreeWorks Chimes TRE28
Misc. Percussion
$186€165Check ↗
Schlagwerk TreeWorks Chimes TRE10db
Misc. Percussion
$134€119Check ↗
Schlagwerk TreeWorks Chimes TRE10db
Misc. Percussion
$134€119Check ↗
Schlagwerk, honestly
What Schlagwerk does well
- Excellent build quality and durability
- Unique and interesting tonal palettes
- Sustainable and ethically sourced materials
- Versatile instruments for various genres
- Innovative designs and features
What to watch for
- Limited distribution in some regions
- Some models can be relatively bulky
- Cymbal selection isn't as extensive as larger brands
- Can be pricier than budget-focused alternatives
- Sound may not appeal to purists seeking traditional tones
Questions about Schlagwerk
Where are Schlagwerk instruments made?
The majority of Schlagwerk’s instruments are manufactured in Germany, with some components sourced from select partner workshops in Eastern Europe to ensure quality and maintain production efficiency.
Are Schlagwerk cajons suitable for professional performances?
Absolutely. Schlagwerk cajons are known for their robust construction and responsive playing surfaces, making them a popular choice among professional percussionists.
What materials does Schlagwerk use, and are they environmentally friendly?
Schlagwerk prioritizes sustainable sourcing, utilizing woods like maple, beech, and ash, often from responsibly managed forests. They also incorporate recycled materials where possible, reflecting a commitment to environmental responsibility.