Aluminum Alloy Tuning Fork Set 

High Precision and Wide Compatibility

Made of high-quality aluminium alloy, this tuning fork set is superior to steel tuning forks in terms of performance and frequency accuracy. It includes three tuning forks with frequencies of 128Hz, 256Hz, and 512Hz, making it ideal for therapy, treatment, children's education, purification of mind and body, meditation, and yoga.

Ergonomic Design and Easy-to-Use

The rounded design of the tail perfectly combines aesthetics and comfort, and the silicone hammer provides added control over striking force. This makes it easy to use the tuning forks and get the most out of your sound therapy sessions.

For a great visual guide on how to use your tuning forks for healing, please check out James video here: 

Package Contents

• 3 x Tuning Fork (128 Hz, 256 Hz, 512 Hz)
• 1 x Rubber mallet
• 1 x Cleaning cloth
• 1 x Repair tool
• 1 x Velvet storage bag

What is the difference between weighted and unweighted Tuning Forks?

Weighted Tuning Forks

• These Forks work more on the Physical level.
• One can feel the vibration stronger & at a deeper level when the fork stem is placed on the body. This is due to the weights at the end of each prong.
• The sound lasts longer but is softer & more diffused.
• They are heavier in weight.
• They are shorter in length than the same fork in the unweighted type.

Un-Weighted Tuning Forks

• They are typically placed on the body or by the ears.
• To tone them, one can tap them on the palm or use the Tuning Fork Activator or Mallet
• The weighted tuning fork has a round weight at the end of each prong and works like this:-
• These forks work more on a Subtle level.(delicate or emotional level)
• They move in a lesser motion. The feeling of the vibration is more subtle when its stem is placed on the body.
• The sound does not last as long, but it is sharper & more crystallised.
• The Unweighted tuning fork is plain at the end of each prong.
• They are lighter in weight.
• They are longer in length than the same fork in weighted type.
• One could gently tap two forks together or strike them on the Tuning Fork Activator or Mallet to tone them.

What is the correct way to hold a Tuning Fork?

The fork should not be held by the prongs, as this will stop the vibration. The correct place to hold it is from The Stem Handle.

How do you produce sound in a tuning fork?

This can be done in several ways:

• By tapping two tuning forks gently against each other- This method is used to get the loudest sound. Be careful not to nick them.
• By using a rubber mallet.
• Tapping on knee cap—This is another method for toning tuning forks. Gently tapping on the knee can tone tuning forks, resulting in a slightly louder sound.
• Using Thigh or Palm- You can use hard muscles such as the thigh near the knee or the firmest part of the palm of your hand for a softer sound.

Important things to follow while using Tuning Forks

• Keep your wrist flexible when holding the tuning fork.
• Grasp it firmly at its end, but keep your fingers relaxed
• Bend your elbow when holding it. There shouldn't be any tension in your arm, which travels to your hand and makes using the tuning fork harder.
• Hold the tuning fork on its side so you're striking only one of the prongs.
• The "U" shape causes both sides to vibrate, producing a smooth soundwave.
• Strike the tuning fork prong about one-third of the way from the top. This is important to get the best sound.

Why are Aluminium Alloy Tuning Forks better than Stainless Steel Tuning Forks?

The Aluminum forks sustain longer pure tones and rich sustained overtones, creating a deeper and richer experience. Overtones create an atmosphere where one can connect with one's multi-dimensional essence.

Aluminium alloy forks are softer than steel ones, making them easier to use for longer sessions. They also last longer. We have seen that even a 15-20-year-old Aluminium fork vibrates and gives rich overtones the same way as a new fork. Aluminium forks are also cheaper than steel forks.

Order your aluminium alloy tuning fork set today and experience the benefits of sound therapy!

Instructions for use:

1. Preparation

• Choose your tuning forks: For beginners, a 128 Hz weighted tuning fork is a good starting point. It's known for its grounding and relaxing properties. You can explore other frequencies later based on your needs.
• Find a quiet space: Create a calm and comfortable environment where you won't be disturbed.
• Set an intention: Focus on what you hope to achieve with the session, whether it's relaxation, pain relief, or emotional balance.

2. Activating the Tuning Fork

• Hold the stem: Gently hold the tuning fork by its stem, avoiding the prongs.
• Strike it: Gently tap the tuning fork on a soft surface like a rubber activator, the fleshy part of your palm, or even your knee (avoid hard surfaces that can damage the fork).
• Listen to the tone: Bring the vibrating fork close to your ear to familiarize yourself with its sound.

3. Techniques for Sound Therapy

• Direct application:
  • Place the base of the vibrating tuning fork directly on the area of discomfort.
  • Hold it there until the vibration fades, then re-strike.
  • You can use this technique on muscles, joints, acupuncture points, or areas of tension.
• Aerial application (for general healing):
  • Hold the vibrating tuning fork a few inches away from the body.
  • Slowly move it around the area you want to focus on, or over the entire body.
  • This can help balance energy fields and promote relaxation.
• Combination techniques:
  • You can combine direct and aerial application for a more comprehensive session.
  • Experiment with different movements, like circling the fork or sweeping it back and forth.

 Tips for Effective Use

• Experiment: Try different techniques and frequencies to find what works best for you.
• Be patient: It may take several sessions to notice significant changes.
• Listen to your body: Pay attention to how your body responds to the vibrations and adjust accordingly.
• Combine with other modalities: Tuning forks can be used alongside meditation, yoga, massage, or other healing practices.

Safety Precautions

• Avoid contact with sensitive areas: Don't place the tuning fork directly on open wounds, eyes, or ears.
• Start gently: If you're new to tuning forks, start with shorter sessions and gradually increase the duration.
• Discontinue if you experience discomfort: If you feel any pain or discomfort, stop using the tuning fork and consult a healthcare professional.

Important Note:

While tuning forks can be a valuable tool for self-care and well-being, they are not a substitute for professional medical advice. If you have any underlying health conditions, consult your doctor before using tuning forks for therapeutic purposes.

By following these instructions and exploring different techniques, you can harness the power of tuning forks to promote healing, relaxation, and overall well-being.