This Meinl SH24 shaker, made of rubberwood and Formica, offers unique sound modulation thanks to its double plastic shell. Ideal for musicians seeking expressiveness, it allows you to vary the sound intensity by applying different amounts of pressure to its surface. Its sturdy construction and red-and-black two-tone design make it suitable for rehearsals, stage performances, and studio use. This modern shaker perfectly meets the needs of discerning percussionists looking to expand their rhythmic palette.
| Model | SH24 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Meinl |
| Percussion Type | Shaker |
| Materials | Rubberwood, Formica, plastic |
| Number of Pieces | 2 |
| Colors | Red, black |
| Sound Characteristic | Modulation by applying pressure to the plastic face |
| Use | Stage, studio, rehearsals |
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