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Double shaker design
Two chambers, one at each end. Flip it or use a forward-and-back stroke to get two distinct sounds from one instrument.

Independent shopping perspective
Double-chamber hand shaker designed with Luis Conte. Medium volume makes it a general-purpose choice for live percussion and studio overdubs.


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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
Two chambers, one at each end. Flip it or use a forward-and-back stroke to get two distinct sounds from one instrument.
Detail 02
Loud enough to be heard against a drum kit, quiet enough not to swamp a vocal in a studio take.
Detail 03
Fits a closed hand comfortably. Long enough for a full wrist stroke without feeling bulky.
Detail 04
Wide body means a broader fill of shot inside, giving a fuller, less pointed sound than a thin tube shaker.
Detail 05
Low enough to keep one in a gig bag as a spare or a second color.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has a chamber at each end, so a single forward-and-back stroke produces two attacks. It also lets you pick between two sounds by which end you lead with.
It's rated medium volume, which sits it in the middle of the shaker range. It holds up next to a kit at moderate stage levels; for a loud rock stage you'd want a louder shaker or a mic.
Only by how hard you play it. The body is sealed, so the fill can't be swapped or topped up.
About 6.875 inches long and 3.125 inches wide.
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