LP456M Monsoon Rainmaker

I ended up returning this product. The sustain of the rain sound if standing alone isn’t much more than 20 seconds and can be quite harsh. It’s really too heavy to want to use to carry around and just didn’t find it to be worth the investment when a lightweight rain stick does just as much.

Beautiful looking, well made, great sound, effect of beads is long.

🌧️ Storytelling with sound effects without the use of electronics🌧️ Entertaining school children and grandchildren🌧️ A fun and peaceful sound lasting continuously with slight turns🌧️ Made of solid wood and solid construction🌧️ Able to stand alone☔️ Corner came busted in shipping🌈 BEAUTIFUL piece for instrumental purposes

In my opinion this rain stick is really awesome The key for longer flow of the beads inside is to trickle down is to have it on a 10, 20, or 30 degree angle and the turn it over in a about 40 seconds or so to get a long lasting sound. I had lasting rain for over a minute. Also, I find that using this instrument along with an LP Ocean Drum and an LP Thunder Chamber are a great combination! Be sure to flick the stage lights on and off rapidly while using them to (WOW) the audience..

This is a really nice rain stick, but it only lasts 15 seconds, not the 25 advertised.The build quality, and appearance are very nice.I rarely give a low review, but it doesn't work as stated.

This is a well built rainmaker. Ours came shipped in just it's original box (no outer box) with just a little bit of (popped) bubble wrap around it and I'm actually surprised (based on the looks of the box) that the instrument didn't suffer because of it. My wife opened it up as soon as it arrived (it was kind of obvious what it was). She had no idea the sound would last so long (15 seconds or so) and sound so good. It's too nice to let the little kids play with, so we got a couple of small cactus based ones for her younger students. They like to shake the little ones but they don't compare; this one has a real "Wow" factor whenever she gets it out.

...plus a couple of extra seconds of tapering-off drizzle. This is a mighty fine instrument. It's amazing to get this long of a shower out of a rainstick that's a shade more than 2 feet high. The downpour is nice and loud and doesn't sound artificial. Its flat ends make easy standing and flipping, and it's light and short enough to make one-handed flipping a breeze. The LP456M Monsoon Rainmaker is also very easy to look at.The guy who delivered it to my door was super worried. He thought something glass-fragile had shattered into a thousand pieces. I eased his mind when I told him he'd just experienced a cloudburst-in-a-box. Even inside the box it sounded decent, and once I had it unpacked I could almost smell the rain every time I flipped it over. Highly recommended.

This is a fantastic percussion instrument. I have a 6 ft bamboo rainstick that I use in my meditation concerts. However, I have pondered many times how I can incorporate the falling rain sound while I am playing my other instruments. This design not only allows me to do so, the sound lasts much longer than a standard rainstick. The flat ends allows me to quickly turn the stick and set it down on the table and go back to my music. If I had know about this before, I would not have spent so much money searching for the perfect rainstick. Highly recommended. Sound quality is first rate.