Ghostly Music Box

The Ghostly motion activated music box combines motion detection and infrared sensors to detect and alert you to possible movement during paranormal investigations.

What does the music box do?

The Ghostly Music Box is a motion-activated device designed for use in ghost hunting and paranormal investigations. This atmospheric musical box acts as a trigger object and motion detector, allowing investigators to use it during sessions to see when movement occurs in front of it. The device uses infrared motion detection technology, which is sensitive enough to register even small shifts in front of the sensor.

It is a unique piece of ghost hunting equipment that stands out because of its use of both sound and light elements, making it practical for both day and night investigations. Investigators use this device as it provides both a visual cue and an audible signal when motion is detected, making it easy to notice activations during a session. Since release, it has been popular with hobbyists and enthusiasts who enjoy paranormal-themed investigations.

The music box is available to order while current stock lasts.

Features

• Plays eerie music when triggered
• Bright red light for visibility in the dark
• Designed for easy use in low-light conditions
• Small, lightweight, and portable
• Can be used during both daytime and nighttime sessions
• Durable design built to last
• Useful for adding sound and light cues to investigations
• Powered by 2x 9v batteries

How does the creepy music box work?

When any motion passes in front of its sensor, the red light on top of the device will illuminate and the tune will start playing. Users can set it up to monitor for any unexpected motion activations in a room.

This makes it both a practical tool and an engaging trigger object. Investigators sometimes use it during ‘question and answer’ sessions, where they ask questions aloud to see if the device activates at specific moments.

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