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Sound Chair
The well-tried sound chair, you sit well protected inside the resonance body and the vibration spreads softly over your body into your fingertips. The backrest is stringed with each 20(30) blanc and 20(30) sponn strings that are tuned in one octave difference. Sounding furniture and natural acustics by feeltone.
Furniture to be felt and heard
Furniture you can not only sit in but listen to.
Therapeutic instrument with a functional purpose.
Furniture that gives you a sound massage. An instrument you can sit in for wellness, therapy and relaxation.
A beautiful addition to any office, music or living room.
While sitting in the Singing Chair you are sitting in the resonance sphere of a monochord. You will experience the sound and vibration throughout your body: upper and lower back, thighs and even in the palms of your hands. The „ears“ of the chair create a special resonance chamber. The two armrests can be moved in different positions and the ball to rest the hand, giving the whole arm the sound massage. The back of the singing chair has two wheels to make the chair easy to manuever.
The back of the singing chair is strung with blank and sponn strings which are tuned with one octave in between. They can be tuned differently by using the additional bridges from the Monochord. This instrument allows an unlimited exploration of sound.
The full body experience of sound and vibration allows you to relax and the massage allows you to become aware of many different tensions in the body which can be transformed into relaxation, realisation and change. This learning experience brings the outside feeling inside.
Important: Because the experience of sound and vibration can activate strong emotional reactions it is highly recommended to be attentive to the client experiencing the sound chair.
Since Boing introduced the singing chair in 2003, we have been constantly adding accessories to this wonderful Instrument. You can find the latest ideas and suggestions at www.feeltone.com. In the future, Boing will also host an open forum on their website dedicated to the usage of the singing chair.
Sice of sitting area KLST-1:
Seat 18.4" x 13.2", backrest 31.2" x 18.4"
Sice of sitting area KLST-2:
Seat 22" x 16", backrest 38.8" x 22"
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sound chair with cushion
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Sound Chair, for small people
2x 20 strings, sound range e-g/e'-g', 44 x 20 x 25.2 inch Art. Nr.: KLST-1 |
 
attached wheels for transportation
Application
Application
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Sound Chair, for large people
2x 30 strings, sound range E-G/e-g, 56 x 24 x 32 inch Art. Nr.: KLST-2 |
Feedback by users:
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The response has been wonderful and interesting. Some children and adults LOVE it and don't want to get out, others seem to barely notice the feel...or, perhaps, they are too distracted by other things in the museum to notice. Overall, most seem interested and impressed. It is a wonderful addition to our unusual music week!!! Corrie K., Strong Museum, Rochester, New York |  |
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During the last five years, I showed the Singing Chair at many exhibitions and fairs. At the beginning, I was very skeptical because these fairs have a loud noise level. But on the other side it was clear to me if there is an instrument that will offer the visitor a moment of a sound experience under these conditions, it is the Singing Chair. Inviting, offering, giving protection, and a way to get up and go at any time. Lying down, which is necessary to experience the sound wave or singing bowls, is a problem for many people. The greatest surprise for me was that even under these difficult conditions, many people found deep relaxation after only a couple of minutes. Many times other vendors came by and sat down, exhausted from standing for hours. They said with a sigh:”This is like coming home. It just feels great. This is a refreshing fountain for the soul.” After a short break, they got up refreshed, relaxed, and went back to work. Werner Worschech, Sound Therapist and Musician Bottrop | |
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I do remember sitting in the chair and being very moved within myself. | |