The Meinl HTA ankle shaker is designed for percussionists looking for a discreet, effective way to enhance their rhythm. Attached behind the heel with a shoehorn-style arm, it lets you play hands-free while adding subtle sound effects. Made from rubberwood with four pairs of stainless steel jingles, this accessory is ideal for musicians rehearsing, performing on stage, or recording in the studio who want to add percussion without extra bulk. Its sturdy construction and innovative attachment system ensure optimal comfort and a secure fit while playing.
| Model | Meinl Shaker HTA |
|---|---|
| Type | Ankle shaker |
| Body material | Rubberwood |
| Jingles | 4 pairs, stainless steel |
| Attachment system | Shoehorn-style arm inserted into the shoe |
| Attachment position | Behind the heel |
| Color | Black |
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