Tibetan Singing Bowls

The best way to choose a singing bowl is to consider sound, size, playability, intention, and how you plan to use it.

Because a singing bowl is an audio product, hearing the bowl before you buy is one of the most important parts of choosing the right one. We recommend visiting the ZenProspera Sound Library to listen to the tones of our singing bowls before making your decision.

Start with these questions

Ask yourself:

1. Do I want a higher, brighter tone or a deeper, warmer tone?
2. Do I want to tap the bowl or sing it around the rim?
3. Have I used singing bowls before?
4. Do I want a portable bowl or a deeper meditation bowl?
5. Am I buying for myself, a class, a healing practice, or as a gift?

If you already know how to make a singing bowl sing around the rim, a bowl with a wooden mallet may be a great fit. If you are newer to singing bowls, or if you want a simpler experience, a bowl that includes a rubber mallet or a Tibetan Bell Bowl may be better because you can tap the bowl and enjoy the sound without needing to master rim-playing technique.

For deep meditation, sound baths, yoga, massage therapy, and energy work, a larger singing bowl or Tibetan Bell Bowl may create a deeper and longer sound. For quick resets, workspaces, yoga classes, meetings, or portable use, a smaller bowl or singing bowl chime may be easier to carry and use throughout the day.

Yes. We strongly recommend listening before choosing a singing bowl.

A singing bowl is a sound product, so the tone, vibration, and sustain matter as much as the look of the bowl. Our Sound Library helps you compare the sound of different ZenProspera singing bowls before you buy.

Listening first can help you decide whether you prefer:

• A higher, clearer tone
• A deeper grounding tone
• A smooth singing sound
• A powerful gong-like vibration
• A shorter sound for quick resets
• A longer sustain for meditation or sound healing

If you are unsure where to start, listen to several bowls in the Sound Library, then compare the size, mallet type, and product description before choosing.

Smaller singing bowls usually create higher, brighter, clearer tones. They are great for travel, gifting, desk rituals, quick resets, yoga classes, and small spaces. Smaller bowls can also require more practice if your goal is to make them sing around the rim because the rim is smaller and the bowl has less surface area.

Larger singing bowls usually create deeper, warmer, more grounding tones. They are often easier to make sing because the larger rim gives the mallet more space to move and the bowl has more room to vibrate. Larger bowls also tend to create longer sustain, deeper resonance, and a more immersive meditation experience.

Founder recommendation from Tyrone

Tyrone often recommends starting with a 6-inch bowl, such as the ZenProspera Bowl or BeMindful Bowl, because these bowls offer a strong balance of sound, size, usability, and resonance.

These bowls come with rubber mallets, making them easier for beginners to tap and enjoy, while still allowing people to practice making the bowl sing around the rim.

Special edition bowls like the ZenGolden Bowl are also beautiful choices for people who want a bowl that sings more easily with a wooden mallet. The ZenGolden Bowl has a similar look to the ZenProspera Bowl, but it is constructed differently to create a unique and highly responsive singing sound.

Quick size guide

• 3-inch bowls: best for gifting, travel, children, youth, quick resets, and portable meditation.
• 4-inch bowls: best for daily meditation, yoga, mindfulness, and people who want a compact but fuller sound.
• 6-inch bowls: best for beginners, deeper meditation, grounding, and a strong all-around singing bowl.
• Tibetan Bell Bowls: best for deep resonance, sound baths, easy tapping, and longer meditative listening.

The best beginner singing bowl is one that is easy to play, easy to hold, and matched to the sound experience you want.

For beginners who want a classic singing bowl experience, a 4-inch or 6-inch PureZen bowl is a strong choice because these bowls are designed to be smooth, consistent, and approachable.

For beginners who want the easiest possible sound experience, a Tibetan Bell Bowl or a bowl with a rubber mallet may be better. These allow you to tap the bowl and enjoy a long, calming sound without needing to learn rim-playing technique right away.

For beginners who want a giftable or portable option, a 3-inch singing bowl can be a beautiful starting point, though smaller bowls may take more practice to sing around the rim.

Good beginner places to start

• ZenProspera Bowl for a balanced 6-inch singing bowl.
• BeMindful Bowl for a 6-inch bowl with CUE meditation practice.
• ZenHarmony Bowl for a compact daily meditation bowl.
• ZenBalance Bell Bowl for an easy-to-play, deep-resonance bell bowl.

Yes. Most ZenProspera singing bowls are beginner-friendly, but the best beginner bowl depends on how you want to play it.

PureZen bowls are designed to be smooth, consistent, and approachable. Many PureZen bowls are easier to sing around the rim because of their shape and finish.

Tibetan Bell Bowls are also very beginner-friendly because they can be played by simply tapping them with the included rubber mallet. This lets you experience a deep, sustained singing sound without needing to master rim technique.

A note about smaller bowls

Smaller bowls may take more practice if your goal is to make them sing around the rim. For example, some 3-inch PureZen bowls, including smaller bowls like ZenSerenity and ZenHarmony, may require more patience because smaller, thicker bowls need more skill and steady pressure.

The 3-inch orange ZenOhm bowl is easier for many beginners and can be a great choice for children, youth, or people who need more practice learning how to play singing bowls.

he best singing bowl for meditation is one that helps you focus on sound, breath, and presence.

At ZenProspera, we teach a simple meditation approach called the CUE Method. The basic idea is to tap the bowl, listen closely to the sound, and keep your attention on the tone until you can no longer hear it. When your mind wanders, gently bring your attention back to the sound.

How to practice the CUE Method

1. Place the bowl on its cushion or flat in your palm.
2. Tap the bowl with a wooden or rubber mallet.
3. Listen as closely as you can as the sound expands, vibrates, softens, and disappears.
4. When your mind wanders, gently return your attention to the sound.
5. Repeat this three, four, or five times.

This is meditation. You are focusing your mind, letting go of other thoughts, and allowing your body to respond to the process of listening. The sound gives your conscious mind something simple to follow, which can help create a calmer, more centered meditation experience.

For deeper meditation, a 6-inch bowl or Tibetan Bell Bowl is often a strong choice because larger bowls create longer sustain, deeper tones, and more grounding vibration. The BeMindful Bowl was created specifically around this kind of meditation practice.

Start by listening.

Visit the ZenProspera Sound Library to hear the bowls, compare tones, and decide what kind of sound feels best for your practice.

Then think about how you want to use your bowl:

• For beginner meditation, choose a 4-inch or 6-inch PureZen bowl.
• For deep resonance and easy playing, choose a Tibetan Bell Bowl with a rubber mallet.
• For a traditional artisan look, choose a ZenOM hand-hammered bowl.
• For gifting, choose a singing bowl with a gift box, cushion, mallet, and beautiful presentation.
• For sound healing or professional use, choose a larger bowl, Tibetan Bell Bowl, or curated singing bowl set.

You can begin browsing here: Shop Bowls.

A Tibetan singing bowl is a metal sound bowl that creates a singing-like tone when it is tapped with a mallet or played around the rim. Singing bowls may be made from different metals and metal blends, including brass, bronze, copper-based alloys, iron blends, and other traditional mixtures, but what they have in common is their ability to produce a humming, resonant, sustained sound.

Today, Tibetan singing bowls are commonly used for meditation, yoga, sound healing, sound baths, mindfulness, massage therapy, energy work, and calming rituals. Some bowls create bright, clear tones, while others create deeper, warmer, more grounding vibrations.

The phrase “Tibetan singing bowl” often refers to a style of metal singing bowl rather than a bowl made in Tibet itself. Many modern Tibetan-style singing bowls are handmade in Nepal, India, or surrounding regions using different construction methods, including traditional hand-hammering, custom molds, heated metal forming, lathe finishing, and hand-polishing.

Why people are drawn to the sound

Part of what makes a Tibetan singing bowl so captivating is that the sound does not feel flat or one-dimensional. When a singing bowl is tapped or played around the rim, it can create a layered tone with vibration, overtones, sustain, and a soft humming quality that naturally draws attention inward.

Many people experience singing bowls as calming because the sound gives the mind something simple, steady, and beautiful to focus on. When you listen closely to the tone of a singing bowl, your attention naturally follows the sound as it expands, vibrates, softens, and fades.

The nervous system connection

In wellness language, people often describe this as helping the body shift toward the parasympathetic nervous system, sometimes called the body’s rest and digest state. The parasympathetic nervous system is associated with slowing down, breathing more deeply, digesting, recovering, and feeling more settled.

Singing bowls are not medical devices, but many people use them as part of a calming ritual because the sound can help interrupt busy thinking and support focused listening. When the conscious mind has a single sound to follow, it can become easier to relax into deeper thoughts, intentions, breath, and stillness.

A note about research

Research on singing bowl meditation and sound-based relaxation suggests that these practices may support relaxation and help some people feel reductions in tension, anxiety, anger, fatigue, and stress-related feelings. ZenProspera singing bowls are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. They are sound tools designed for meditation, mindfulness, relaxation rituals, and intentional practice.

No. Not all singing bowls sing easily around the rim.

Many people today think of singing bowls as instruments played by moving a wooden mallet around the rim to create a sustained tone. This method is common in modern meditation, yoga, and sound healing practices, but it is not the only way to use a singing bowl.

Traditionally, many metal singing bowls were tapped with mallets, similar to bells or gongs. The “singing” came from the vibration and resonance that followed the strike. Some traditional hand-hammered singing bowls sound incredible when tapped but may take more skill to sing smoothly around the rim.

Why some bowls sing more easily than others

Smoother, more consistent bowls often sing more easily around the rim. More traditional hand-hammered bowls may be best enjoyed by tapping them with a wooden, suede-covered, or rubber mallet and listening to the vibration unfold.

If your main goal is to make the bowl sing around the rim, consider a smoother PureZen bowl or a bowl specifically designed for easier rim play. If your goal is meditation, sound baths, or deep resonance, a Tibetan Bell Bowl may be even easier because you can simply tap it and listen.

Yes. Many people use Tibetan singing bowls and metal sound bowls for sound healing, sound baths, yoga, massage therapy, energy work, breathwork, meditation, mindfulness, and relaxation rituals.

For yoga instructors, a singing bowl can be used to open class, close class, mark transitions, or create a calm moment during savasana. For massage therapists and energy workers, singing bowls can help create a grounding sound environment before, during, or after a session.

For sound baths and deeper sound healing work, larger singing bowls and Tibetan Bell Bowls are often preferred because they can create deeper tones, longer vibration, and a more immersive sound experience.

You can also explore ZenProspera education resources through our Learn page and self-paced courses at ZenProspera Courses.

Metal singing bowls can produce beautiful notes, overtones, harmonics, and vibrations, but they cannot always be tuned to exact chakra frequencies in the same way crystal singing bowls often can.

It is possible for a metal singing bowl to be close to a musical note, but exact tuning requires significant precision and time. With handmade metal singing bowls, especially hand-hammered bowls, every part of the construction process can influence the final sound. The shape, thickness, hammering, rim, weight, metal blend, and finish all affect the tone.

How ZenProspera approaches chakra alignment

Because of this, metal singing bowls are better understood as rich, complex sound instruments rather than perfectly tuned frequency tools. They may activate or feel connected to multiple energy centers because of their layered overtones and deeper vibrations.

At ZenProspera, we explore chakra alignment through sound testing, musical notes, and feedback from Bay Area energy healers and sound practitioners who use our bowls in meditation, sound healing, massage, energy work, and intuitive healing practices.

Many people use Tibetan singing bowls, sound bowls, and meditation bowls as part of relaxation, mindfulness, yoga, meditation, breathwork, and sound healing practices.

The tone and vibration of a singing bowl can create a calming sound environment and help support a personal ritual of slowing down, breathing, and returning to the present moment.

ZenProspera singing bowls are not medical devices and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. They are sound tools designed for meditation, mindfulness, relaxation rituals, and intentional practice.

ZenProspera singing bowls are designed with a balance of sound, beauty, education, and intention.

We began developing our custom singing bowl molds in 2023 after nearly a year of searching for a Nepalese production partner who could help us create bowls with the quality, consistency, and sound experience we wanted. Our bowls are designed in Oakland, handmade in Nepal, and carefully selected for tone, balance, finish, and usability.

We also focus on sound education. Through our Sound Library, chakra attunement work, product education, videos, and self-paced courses, we help customers understand not just what they are buying, but how to choose, hear, and use their singing bowl with confidence.

You can learn more about the brand on the About ZenProspera page.

Yes. ZenProspera singing bowls are handmade in Nepal by a local Nepalese production partner we have worked with for several years.

Our PureZen Collection and ZenOhm Collection are both made through our Nepalese artisan partners, but they are created using different processes, finishes, and design approaches.

PureZen Collection

The PureZen Collection is made with custom molds and a refined hand-finishing process to create a smoother, more consistent look and sound. These bowls are designed in Oakland and handmade in Nepal with a precision-focused approach that makes them feel clean, modern, and easy to use.

ZenOhm Collection

The ZenOhm Collection is made with a more traditional hand-hammered appearance, natural artisan texture, and organic finish. These bowls have more visible hammering, natural tarnishing, and variation from bowl to bowl.

Cushions and packaging

Our bowls are handmade in Nepal, while our cushions, gift boxes, and shipping boxes are produced separately through vendors we personally selected. Our cushions are handmade in China using brocade-style silk fabric in colors chosen specifically for ZenProspera. Our gift boxes and shipping boxes are also designed by ZenProspera and produced in China to help create a beautiful gifting experience while keeping the bowls more accessible.

PureZen singing bowls are custom-designed by ZenProspera in Oakland and handmade in Nepal using specialized molds, artisan metalwork, hand-finishing, and a lathe-finishing process.

When many people see the smooth, almost perfect surface of a PureZen singing bowl, they assume it is machine-made. In reality, these bowls are handmade by artisans using techniques that require skill, patience, and precision.

The lathe-finished look

One part of the finishing process involves spinning the bowl and using a strong metal tool against the surface to create a smooth, even finish. This is similar in concept to how a wooden bowl may be shaped on a spinning wheel, except the artisan is working with metal instead of wood.

The PureZen Collection was designed to feel simple, clean, and visually quiet. Unlike heavily textured or decorative bowls, PureZen bowls are meant to let you get lost in the sound instead of being distracted by the design. The goal is a singing bowl that feels peaceful, refined, consistent, and easy to use.

Because PureZen bowls are still handcrafted, small variations in tone, finish, scuffs, surface marks, or shape may occur. These variations are part of the handmade process and make each singing bowl unique.

ZenOM singing bowls are made in a more traditional hand-hammered style. Brass is heated, melted, shaped through molds, and then hammered and finished by hand to create the textured artisan look associated with traditional Tibetan-style singing bowls.

The molds help create bowls that are close in general shape, size, and weight, but every ZenOM bowl still has its own hammer marks, tone, resonance, surface texture, and natural variation.

What makes ZenOM bowls different

Compared with PureZen bowls, ZenOM bowls often have:

• More visible hammer marks
• A more traditional handmade appearance
• Natural darkened areas or tarnishing
• More organic variation in sound and finish
• A more earthy, artisan-made presence

These differences are part of what makes traditional hand-hammered singing bowls beautiful. ZenOM bowls are a strong choice for people who want a more organic, traditional, and handmade Tibetan singing bowl experience.

You can explore examples like the ZenOhm Bowl 6 Inch Tibetan Singing Bowl and ZenOhm Bowl 4 Inch Tibetan Singing Bowl.

PureZen singing bowls are smoother, more consistent, and more refined in appearance. They were custom-designed by ZenProspera and made with a process that includes custom molds and lathe finishing. PureZen bowls are often easier to use around the rim because of their smoother shape and more consistent finish.

ZenOM singing bowls have a more traditional hand-hammered look. They show more artisan texture, natural markings, tonal variation, and organic character. ZenOM bowls are especially beautiful when tapped and listened to for their natural resonance.

Choose PureZen if you want:

• A clean, modern singing bowl
• A smoother finish
• A more consistent visual design
• A beginner-friendly singing bowl
• A bowl that is easier to sing around the rim
• A refined bowl for meditation, yoga, and gifting

Choose ZenOM if you want:

• A traditional hand-hammered singing bowl
• A more organic artisan look
• Visible texture and natural variation
• A bowl with earthy character
• A beautiful tap tone and natural resonance
• A more traditional Tibetan-style singing bowl experience

Tibetan Bell Bowls are thick, heavy, bell-style singing bowls designed to create deep, powerful, gong-like resonance. They are part of the PureZen Collection and are made for people who want a sound bowl that can be tapped easily and felt deeply in the body.

In many traditional sound practices across Nepal, India, and nearby regions, singing bowls are often played more like bells or gongs. Instead of always circling the rim, practitioners may tap the bowl and allow the sound to fill the room.

Why the bell bowl shape matters

Tibetan Bell Bowls are designed to be heavier and more resonant than many standard singing bowls. Because of their weight, shape, and thickness, they can produce a powerful, room-filling sound that feels closer to a gong or temple bell.

ZenProspera Tibetan Bell Bowls are designed in the first octave, the same low octave range associated with gongs, deep drums, and bass instruments. These lower tones can create stronger vibration, deeper resonance, and a more full-body sound experience than many smaller singing bowls, which often sit in higher octaves.

Tibetan Bell Bowls are especially useful for sound baths, meditation, yoga classes, massage therapy, energy work, breathwork, and deeper personal rituals. You can explore the ZenBalance Bell Bowl or larger bell-style bowls like the ZenClarity Bell Bowl.

Tibetan Bell Bowls come with rubber mallets because rubber mallets help produce a deeper, stronger, gong-like sound. The rubber mallet allows you to tap the bowl and immediately create a powerful tone with long, sustained vibration.

This makes Tibetan Bell Bowls very beginner-friendly. You do not need to know how to circle the rim with a wooden mallet or apply perfect pressure. You can simply tap the bowl, listen, breathe, and let the sound fade naturally.

Wooden mallet vs. rubber mallet

A wooden mallet creates a softer, more traditional singing tone. It is useful for tapping and, with some bowls, moving around the rim.

A rubber mallet creates deeper vibration and a more gong-like sound. It is especially helpful for bell bowls, sound baths, meditation, and people who want a powerful sound without needing advanced playing technique.

You can also shop replacement accessories like the Rubber Singing Bowl Mallet.

Many people notice that some ZenProspera bowls look smoother, more polished, and more consistent than traditional hand-hammered singing bowls they have seen before.

That is intentional. For the PureZen Collection, we developed custom molds and worked closely with our Nepalese production partner to create singing bowls with a more precise, consistent shape and finish. We wanted to bring some of the consistency people often associate with crystal singing bowls into a handcrafted metal singing bowl experience.

This process helps create bowls that look beautiful, feel refined, and sound more consistent from one bowl to another. Because they are still handmade and hand-finished, small variations may still appear, but the overall appearance is cleaner and more uniform than many traditional hand-hammered bowls.

ZenProspera singing bowls are handmade and hand-finished, so minor surface variations can occur. These may include light scuffs, subtle tooling marks, small dents, natural tarnishing, color variation, hammer marks, or slight differences in finish.

These variations are normal for handcrafted metal singing bowls and are not considered defects unless they affect the structure, stability, safety, or function of the bowl.

ZenOM bowls may show more natural tarnishing, darkened areas, and visible hand-hammered texture because of their more traditional handmade process. PureZen bowls are generally smoother and more consistent, but small handmade variations can still appear.

You can begin by learning two simple methods: tapping the bowl and singing around the rim.

Tapping the bowl

To tap the bowl, place it on its cushion or hold it flat in your palm. Gently strike the outside rim with a wooden or rubber mallet. Listen as the sound expands and slowly fades. This is often the easiest way to use a singing bowl and works well for meditation, yoga, meetings, massage, and daily grounding.

Singing around the rim

To sing around the rim, hold the mallet against the outer edge of the bowl and move slowly in a circle with steady pressure. Some bowls sing more easily than others. Larger, smoother bowls are often easier to sing, while smaller or more traditional hand-hammered bowls may take more practice.

The most common beginner mistake

One of the most common beginner mistakes is cupping the bowl with the hand. Singing bowls create sound through vibration, so the bowl needs space to vibrate. If you hold the bowl in your hand, let it sit flat on your open palm rather than gripping it or wrapping your fingers around it.

For smaller bowls, placing the bowl on its cushion can make it easier to play because the cushion supports the bowl without blocking the vibration.

You can also learn through our videos, free self-paced courses, and sound education resources at ZenProspera Courses.

Also you can explore our LEARN PAGE to get more support and resources on how to make your singing bowl or bell bowl sing.

Most ZenProspera singing bowl sets include a mallet and cushion, but the exact accessories depend on the product. Please check each product page to confirm what is included with that specific bowl.

Some smaller singing bowls come with pure wooden mallets rather than suede-covered or felt-covered mallets. This is intentional. With smaller singing bowls, a pure wooden mallet can often produce a clearer sound and make the bowl easier to sing than a heavier felt-covered mallet.

Why some mallets work better over time

Felt-covered or suede-covered mallets may work better over time as they become more worn. When they are brand new, the fresh surface can sometimes create too much friction and muffle the vibration, especially on smaller bowls. Some customers find that older, more worn mallets they already own work beautifully with smaller bowls for this reason.

We do not pre-wear mallets because customers expect accessories to arrive new. If you have a suede-covered mallet at home that feels too smooth or muffled, gently roughening the suede surface may help improve the sound.

You can explore accessories like the Rubber Singing Bowl Mallet or replacement cushions such as the 6 Inch Cushion for Singing Bowls.

One of the most overlooked parts of a singing bowl set is the cushion. A cushion helps stabilize the bowl, protect the surface beneath it, and support better resonance while the bowl is being played.

ZenProspera cushions are handmade in China by a family-owned business that has been making brocade-style fabrics by hand for decades. We partnered with this small business to create custom-colored cushions that match our bowls and feel beautiful as part of the full set.

Our silk cushions are made with natural silk and are not treated with harsh chemicals. Because of this, they should be kept out of direct sunlight. Untreated silk can naturally fade or shift toward a silvery color when exposed to strong sunlight over time.

You can explore our cushions HERE

Yes. ZenProspera offers videos and self-paced courses to help you learn how to use singing bowls, meditate with singing bowls, and build a more intentional sound practice.

Our courses are designed for beginners, meditation practitioners, yoga instructors, sound healing students, and anyone who wants to feel more confident using a singing bowl at home or in a professional setting.

You can explore our current courses here: ZenProspera Courses

You can also visit our Learn page for sound healing, mindfulness, and meditation resources.

Yes. ZenProspera singing bowls are one of our most requested gift items.

Customers often choose our singing bowls for birthdays, holidays, anniversaries, meditation gifts, yoga gifts, spiritual gifts, sympathy gifts, and meaningful gifts for friends or loved ones who are moving through grief, change, stress, healing, or a new chapter in life.

Gift boxes and presentation

Most of our bowls are packed in a gift box, and we typically ship that gift box inside a separate shipping box to help protect the presentation during transit. While outer shipping materials may show normal carrier handling, we take care to create a beautiful unboxing experience.

If you would like to include a special gift note, you can contact us at flow@zenprospera.com after placing your order, and we will do our best to include your message.

You can start by browsing Shop Bowls or listening through the Sound Library before choosing a gift.

Each ZenProspera order is carefully packed by our team before shipping.

For quality assurance, we take photos and/or videos of our bowls and orders before they leave our office. This helps us document the condition of the item, confirm that the correct accessories are included, and support a careful packing and shipping process.

We take this extra step because our singing bowls are handcrafted, experiential products, and we want every customer to receive a bowl that feels beautiful, intentional, and ready to use.

ZenProspera offers a 14-day return request window from the date of delivery, based on carrier tracking.

Because our singing bowls are handcrafted, experiential, and packed with care, returned items must be unused, undamaged, and in original condition. All original packaging, inserts, mallets, cushions, and accessories must be included.

If your return is approved, instructions will be provided by email. Once the item is received and inspected, approved refunds are issued to the original payment method. Return shipping and restocking fees may apply depending on the reason for return and the condition of the item.

You can review the full policy here: Refund & Return Policy

To start a return request, email flow@zenprospera.com with your full name, order number, and reason for return.

If your singing bowl arrives damaged or defective, contact us within 48 hours of delivery at flow@zenprospera.com.

Please include your order number, a description of the issue, and clear photos of the item and packaging. We will review the claim and determine whether a replacement or refund is appropriate.

Damage or defect may include:

• Cracks or structural breaks
• Significant dents that affect shape or stability
• Severe surface damage that affects sound or function
• Missing components from the original listing
• A manufacturing flaw that prevents the bowl from being used as intended

Minor surface marks, natural handmade variation, tone preference, packaging scuffs, or cosmetic differences that do not affect sound or function are not considered defects.

No. ZenProspera does not currently offer product exchanges.

If you ordered a size, tone, or style that does not meet your personal preference, you may request a return if the item meets our return eligibility requirements. If approved, you can place a new order separately.

To help you choose confidently before purchasing, we recommend listening to our Sound Library, reading each product description carefully, and contacting us with questions before ordering.