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That thing allows you to play hand percussion with your feet. But not only this, it is easy to change sound that you use for example on a gig if you need to change sound of a cowbell on a tambourine sound it is easy to turn so you are ready for any kind of situations upcoming.
Things you never thought you needed... but you do...
Jonathan2293 12.11.2014
I'd seen people playing tambourines, woodblocks etc with their feet and wondered how it was done. Well the Gajate Multi stand is your answer. I particularly like the way that you can mount 3 items to it - I use a tambourine, jamblock and cowbell and you can spin the whole mechanism depending which one you need to use. Save a lot of faffing about putting new instruments onto the stand between songs. It's a a bit pricey but pretty unique so fair enough.
Not the most complicated piece of kit in the world but the best ideas are simple. It is sturdy, well made, clever and easy to use. Can't say fairer than that really. Thomann whisked this out to me in just 3 days from Germany. If you need to play some foot percussion because you have run out of hands then this is for you. Highly recommended.