Description
This Khartal Jhika Shaker is a classical Indian instrument that has a well-balanced wooden handle. It has six pairs of finely crafted brass jingle bells, the Khartal Jhika Shaker produces vibrant, striking sounds. The perfect mixing of metal and wood gives the Khartal Shaker its unique tone and delivers authentic sounds that will be loved by musicians and percussionists.
Features
- Ideal for classical Indian music
- Paddle style shaker
- High quality brass bells
- Handcrafted in India
Weight & dimensions
Size: 26cm
Weight: 160g
Specifications
Product Type: Musical Instruments
Colour: Dark Brown
Material: Wood and Brass
Number of units included: 1
Product Care: Wipe with a damp 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: India
Technical Details
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Pitch |
High pitch |
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Decay time |
54ms |
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Dominant Frequency Range |
2.2khz - 16.6khz |
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Frequency Range |
180hz - 20khz |
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Peak decibels |
87db |
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RMS decibels |
66db |
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Loudness Rating |
Level 8 |
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Difficulty Rating |
1 |
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What’s included |
Khartal Jhika Shaker |
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Attack |
150ms |
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Timbre Tone Colour |
Warm resonance and bright metallic |
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Dynamic Range |
Medium |
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Recommended Age |
5+ years |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the khartal suitable for beginners?
Yes, anyone can use the khartal shaker. It's similar to a tambourine stick, though the metal chimes can sometimes be a little sharp.
How to play the khartal?
Hold the handle and shake or tap it rhythmically so the internal metal discs clash together, creating a jingling percussive sound.
What is the khartal used for?
It's used in folk and devotional music, rhythm accompaniment, and movement-based performances.