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Crystal Sound - microSD Sound Card
Crystal Sound - microSD Sound Card
Delivery time: 2-3 working days (AT), 4-5 working days (DE)
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Kristallklang (Crystal Sound) is a sound card for the Klangei® next, designed by the singer and sound healer Nika. The focus is on her Frosted Crystal Bowls – crystal singing bowls tuned to 432 Hz – as well as her intuitive vocals. The card was recorded at the Eicher Music recording studio in exceptional sound quality.
The sound of the crystal bowls is calm and clear. It invites you to pause, breathe deeply, and let go – whether in meditation, during sound therapy, or simply as a sounding break in everyday life.
Scope of delivery
- "Kristallklang" Sound Card – 15 tracks
- Sound quality: lossless WAV audio quality (48 kHz / 24-bit)
- 20-page booklet
Total playing time: 4 hours 2 minutes
The first seven tracks feature the Frosted Crystal Bowls in 432 Hz individually – one bowl per chakra. They are suitable for targeted work with a specific energy center as well as for holistic sessions. Played in ascending order, they have a balancing effect on the entire body.
Kristallklang Audio Sample
Track 1: Root Chakra
Track 2: Sacral Chakra
Track 3: Solar Plexus
The remaining tracks are sound baths – optionally purely instrumental or with Nika's voice. They invite you on longer sound journeys and can be used flexibly in individual or group sessions.
Track 9: Sound Bath Chakra Balance
Track 12: Energy Flow
The last two tracks are also available as a grounding bass version: A deep underlying bass tone adds an earthy quality to the crystal sound – particularly effective in combination with the sound sphere set.
Track 15: Open Your Heart Grounding
Included in the delivery is a 20-page booklet with background information on the singing bowls, their chakra associations, as well as application tips and themes for the individual tracks.
The recordings were made at the Eicher Music recording studio using special stereo microphone technology – without technical post-processing, to keep the sound as natural as possible. The high-resolution WAV format (48 kHz / 24-bit) ensures that subtleties, dynamics, and overtones are completely preserved.
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