Meinl Sonic Energy Seed Shell Shaker Percussion Instrument — Nature Sounds for Meditation, ASMR, Sound Therapy, Yoga

Product Description

The Meinl Sonic Energy Pala Seed Rod Shaker is equipped with hollow seed shells that create a soothing sound with a warm projection when you shake them. Its sound is reminiscent of a flowing stream of water or a rainstick. For meditation and sound immersion, our Natural Pala Seed Rod Shaker creates an immersive sonic effect that promotes relaxation so you can easily enter a meditative space by clearing your mind. The shaker is also a perfect instrument for sound baths. A rod-style handle gives you endless grip options to easily play and control the volume. The Pala Seed Rod Shaker measures 9" and weigh about 2.5 ounces.

• FAMILY OWNED FOR GENERATIONS: Meinl is a German family name and market-leading global brand of professional percussion instruments; the company was founded 1951 in Gutenstetten, Germany, and our generations-long family ownership continues today • WHY IT MATTERS: we keep a family culture of loyal employees that have a passion for music and gear; this allows us to develop deep ties with world-class producers and innovate quickly—resulting in outstanding quality professional instruments • ZOOM IN: Meinl Sonic Energy seed shakers have a soothing, tranquil sound effect—like trickling water; hold by the handle, and shake them any way you want to produce sound • DRIVING THE SOUND: made with natural tropical Pala seed nutshells; these dried, hollow shells have a pleasant and smooth sound • OF NOTE: our seed shakers are available in several styles with different nutshells and sizes for contrasting sound • WHERE TO USE: perfect for sound immersion, sound baths, ASMR, meditation, yoga, Reiki therapy, live acoustic music, and recorded music • BY THE NUMBERS: about 9" long total; 1.25" diameter handle • THE TAKEAWAY: this shaker has a wide variety of uses, but it's best suited for sound immersion to create relaxing sonic texture; a great tool for sound healing practitioners