How to Play the Vibraslap (Tutorial)

Also known as the jawbone or the chatterbox, the percussion instrument Guan Vibraslap creates its chattering sound effect by holding the metal frame in one hand and by lightly slapping the rounded block on the other end. This unique idiophone instrument is used in various musical genres ranging from rock and pop music, as well as being made use for cinematic masterpiece to create quirky and distinctive sound to evoke comedic or lighthearted moments.

Where to buy the Guan Vibraslap?

Rosewood Guan Vibraslap

There are many things we love about the Guan Vibraslap, it's natural, it's eco-friendly, and hand crafted. This instrument is easy to play, perfect for beginners who wish to use it for sound effects. You can purchase the Guan Vibraslap here.

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