Trademark Innovations Vibraslap Instrument Percussion Instruments

Features

• The vibraslap is a percussion instrument that is a stiff wire connected to a wooden ball to a hollow box of wood with metal teeth inside
• To play the vibraslap, hold the metal wire in one hand and strike the ball using the palm of your other hand. The sound replicates the rattling teeth of a jawbone when the ball hits the wooden box
• The vibraslap was invented in 1967 and comes in a variety of materials and sizes and is often referred to as a donkey call or donkey rattle
• This vibraslap measures 11.8"L x 8.6"W x 2.7"H and is made of beech wood
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