Brass Therapeutic Tuning Fork | 128 Hz Otto

Brass therapeutic tuning fork Savita Harmony tuned to a frequency of 128 Hz, often referred to as "Otto" or "Flower of Life". It belongs to popular frequencies for massage, physiotherapy, acupressure, and bodywork. It has a deeper, calm tone and vibration that you will feel well in the given spot when applying the handle.

Key Features

• Frequency 128 Hz: also known as Otto / Flower of Life
• Brass design: full tone with a longer sustain
• Easily perceptible vibration: suitable for applying the handle to the body
• Practical use: for massage, physiotherapy, acupressure, and personal bodywork

How the tuning fork sounds

You sound the tuning fork with a gentle strike against a rubber hammer or a soft pad. It is better to avoid hard surfaces so that the tuning fork is not damaged.

After sounding it, you can apply it to the body with the handle - for example, on muscles, joints, fascia, or places that require release. Work slowly, gently, and without pressure. As soon as the tone fades, repeat the strike and you can return the tuning fork to the same or a nearby spot.

Specifications

• Instrument type: therapeutic tuning fork
• Frequency: 128 Hz - Otto / Flower of Life
• Material: brass - copper and zinc alloy
• Packaging: tuning fork, fabric pouch

Who is this tuning fork suitable for

The 128 Hz tuning fork is suitable for masseurs, physiotherapists, acupressure therapists, music therapists, and for home use. It fits wherever you want to work mainly with a pleasantly perceptible vibration when applied to the body.

Thanks to its brass design, it has a warmer and softer character than sharper-sounding materials. If you are looking for one tuning fork for massage, relaxation, and your own bodywork, 128 Hz is a very practical choice.

Why choose this tuning fork

• Popular frequency: for massage, physiotherapy, and bodywork
• Deeper, calm tone: with a pleasantly perceptible vibration
• Brass design: brings a warm and soft sound character
• Suitable for: therapists and home use
• Practical choice: for applying the handle to the body

Frequently Asked Questions

What is interesting about the 128 Hz frequency?

128 Hz is among the frequently used frequencies for bodywork. It is low enough for the vibration to be felt well when applied, while the tuning fork is still comfortable to work with.

What is the difference between 128 Hz brass and 128 Hz steel?

The frequency is the same; the main difference is the sound character. The brass version has a warmer, softer, and more rounded tone. The steel version feels firmer and brighter. The choice depends mainly on which sound and feeling during work is closer to you.

Is 128 Hz suitable for a beginner?

Yes. If you are interested mainly in bodywork, massage, or relaxation, 128 Hz can be a very good first tuning fork.