WINISH Meditation Sound Machine — 9-Tone Tibetan Singing Bowl Frequency Generator

WINISH's Meditation Sound Machine blends nine Tibetan singing bowl tones with subtle white noise and curated soundscapes to create an immersive listening environment. Recorded live from experienced practitioners, each tone is reproduced through precise metal resonators to offer an authentic, enveloping audio backdrop for your practice. Whether it’s a focused breathwork routine, a quiet moment before sleep, or a restorative mindfulness session, this device aims to support a calm, centered atmosphere without promises of guaranteed results.

A spectrum of tones to shape your practice

The system draws from frequencies across 256Hz, 432Hz, and 528Hz, delivering a rich sonic palette. With nine distinct bowl tones, plus two combined bowl sounds, three long-mix bowl sequences, and four therapy sound tracks, you can tailor the soundtrack to your mood or routine. Use it for guided meditation, mindful pauses during a busy day, or a gentle sound bath in the evenings.

• Authentic tones captured from practitioners and reproduced with resonant depth
• Combination of bowl sounds with white noise for a layered listening experience

Flexible timing that fits your pace

• 4 auto-off timer settings range from 30 minutes to 4 hours
• The device remembers your timer and pitch preferences for quick setup
• Adjust session depth by selecting a shorter or longer run

Premium build that blends with your space

• Zinc alloy shell mirrors the look of traditional Tibetan bowls, adding tactile immersion
• Elegant, compact design suitable for living rooms, studios, or nightstands

Power that travels with you

• 2000mAh battery supports long cordless sessions—tested at over 32 hours of continuous use
• Use it at home or on the go without always needing a power outlet

Designed for ease of use and broad appeal, the WINISH Meditation Sound Machine invites you to explore a diverse sonic palette. The goal is to create a conducive backdrop for focus, relaxation, and personal reflection, rather than promising specific outcomes. Try different tones, mix and match settings, and let the soundscape accompany your moment.