AMS UE57W Finger Castanets – ABS White with Pouch

The AMS UE57W Finger Castanets are a pair of lightweight percussion instruments made from ABS plastic in a white finish. Designed for finger-operated playing, they produce a clicking percussion sound suitable for rhythm exercises, music education and ensemble activities.

Each castanet is fitted with a nylon rope tie for finger control, allowing the pair to be used for short, rhythmic patterns. A storage pouch is included for convenient organisation and transport.

Lightweight ABS Construction

The UE57W is made from ABS plastic, providing a lightweight construction that is easy to handle during regular percussion activities.

Its white finish provides a clean appearance, making it suitable for classroom percussion collections and general music education.

Finger-Operated Playing Design

The castanets feature nylon rope ties that allow them to be positioned on the fingers during playing.

By striking the two castanets together, players can create rhythmic clicking sounds for musical accompaniment and timing exercises.

Rhythm and Coordination Practice

The UE57W provides a straightforward introduction to finger-operated percussion techniques.

Its compact design makes it useful for classroom music activities, introductory percussion lessons and ensemble rhythm practice.

Pair with Storage Pouch

The UE57W is supplied as a pair with a storage pouch, allowing both castanets to be kept together when not in use.

The pouch provides convenient storage between music lessons, rehearsals and performances.

Features

• Pair of finger castanets

• ABS plastic construction

• White finish

• Lightweight handheld percussion design

• Nylon rope ties for finger control

• Produces rhythmic clicking sounds

• Suitable for classroom music activities

• Suitable for introductory percussion and rhythm practice

• Storage pouch included

Specifications

Add the AMS UE57W Finger Castanets in White to your Musos Corner cart today for a compact percussion instrument designed for rhythmic playing, classroom activities and everyday music practice.