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The MEINL Sonic Energy 30-minute rainmaker crafts an immersive rain experience from high-quality, oil-finished woods. You'll be enveloped in the soothing, cascading tones that gently tumble like a natural rainfall—perfect for setting a tranquil ambiance during sound baths, meditation sessions or yoga practices. The calming rain sounds also provide an ideal backdrop for playing alongside other instruments, allowing you to create layered atmospheres. Beyond its auditory qualities, the rainmaker's elegant design and rich wood finish make it a visually appealing addition to any space, blending decorative aesthetics with musical functionality. Invite the serene, grounding essence of rainfall into your practice or performance with the MEINL Sonic Energy 30-minute rainmaker.

MEINL Sonic Energy 30-Minute Rainmaker Walnut
MEINL Sonic Energy 30-Minute Rainmaker Walnut

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  • Crafted from high-quality, oil-finished woods
  • Gentle cascading tones
  • Elegant design
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  • submitted8 days ago

    asked byMike

    fromSan Diego

    How do you turn the rain sound on an off.

    How do you turn the rain sound on an off.

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    The "rain" effect is produced by physically inverting or rotating the rainmaker. Here's how it works: To turn the rain sound "on": Tip or slowly rotate the rainmaker from one end to the other. The internal beads fall through the internal baffles, creating the rain-like sound. The duration and intensity depend on how slowly you tilt it—hence the "30-minute" design, which refers to the potential length of the rainfall effect when moved very slowly. To "turn off" the sound: Stop moving it, or Keep it in a horizontal or upright position so the beads settle and stop falling.