The Matsu T-Clacker is a solid wood musical instrument that has a hollowed end with a hole that allows a double wooden headed beater to strike the top when shaken. It has a smooth handle that is easy to grip. One of the main reasons why we love the Matsu T-Clacker is because of its unique characteristics being made from solid wood, its simplistic design and its loud tone. Also, it is easy to play, all you have to do is hold the handle in the palm of your hand and shake it back and forth with varying rhythm and speed to adjust the tone. There are many things that make it special!
Features
- The Matsu T-Clacker has a natural wood finish
- Perfect for percussionists
- Loud musical instrument
Weight & dimensions
Size: 18cm
Weight: 30g
Specifications
Product Type: Clacker
Material: Wood
Number of units included: One
Shape: T Shape
Product Care: Wipe with cloth
Safety Warning: This product may contain small parts that pose a choking hazard, may have sharp edges, or may be heavy and fragile. It is not intended for use by children without adult supervision. Use with care to avoid injury. Handle and maintain the product responsibly to ensure safety. Buyers are responsible for ensuring safe use and care of the product. This is a general guide and it is not a substitute for proper supervision.
Country of Origin: China
Technical Details
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Pitch
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High pitch
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Decay time
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4ms
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Dominant Frequency Range
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1.5khz 5.4khz
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Frequency Range
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430hz - 15khz
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Peak decibels
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91db
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RMS decibels
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61db
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Loudness Rating
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Level 9
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Difficulty Rating
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1
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What’s included
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Matsu T-Clacker
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Attack
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1ms
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Timbre Tone Colour
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Crisp, percussive, and resonant
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Dynamic Range
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Medium
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Recommended Age
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5+ years
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the T Clacker suitable for beginners?
Yes, it’s simple to use and suitable for beginners of all ages.
How to play the T Clacker?
Hold the handle and swing or rotate the top section to create rhythmic clacking sounds.
What is the T Clacker used for?
It’s used for rhythm practice, musical play, and percussion-based learning or performance.
