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Disharmonious Forks

 de-tuning fork range
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Disharmonious Forks are a range of tuning forks that each play deviant two note chords when struck.

They come in a boxed set and so can be used as a musical instrument, with the box doubling up as a sound resonator. Their other use is to annoy and grate on the nerves.

—xenzag, Mar 26 2008

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       Resonant Evil?
—Jinbish, Mar 26 2008
   

       Redundant: Contemporary orchestral music is already available on CD and fulfills both the stated functions of this device perfectly.
—vincevincevince, Mar 26 2008
   

       Only if you have a CD player handy!
—DrCurry, Mar 26 2008
   

       I can go into my kitchen right now and find Disharmonious Forks. Just let me drop a bunch on the floor...
—phoenix, Mar 26 2008
   


 

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