Detail 01
Four graded volume levels
You pick loudness by choosing a shaker, not by shaking harder, so your groove stays even.

Independent shopping perspective
A set of four egg shakers in graded volumes, from soft to extra loud. For players who need shaker dynamics without changing technique.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
You pick loudness by choosing a shaker, not by shaking harder, so your groove stays even.
Detail 02
Sits in a closed fist, so you can play it one-handed while holding a pick or a phone.
Detail 03
Each volume looks different, so you can grab the same one again mid-session without testing.
Detail 04
Enough to hand out to several people, or to keep spares in different bags.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Volume. The set runs from soft to extra loud, so you choose output by picking a shaker rather than shaking harder or softer.
The loudest one carries in a small acoustic room. Against a drum kit or amps, mic it or take a line through the PA.
Yes. The graded volumes are useful in front of a mic — pick a quieter one instead of backing off the gain or the performance.
They're simple to play and hard to play wrong. They are small, so keep them away from children young enough to put things in their mouths.
Reference
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