Acolyte Instruments Euphonic Array - Stainless Steel Rods powder coated aluminum

These are Acolyte Euphonic Arrays — friction-activated instruments invented by Chris Andersen and made in Glendale, California. Each stainless steel rod is played by rubbing it with wet fingers, producing a harp-like, ethereal tone used in sound healing. You’ll need a small bowl of distilled water nearby — dip your fingers, then glide them along the rods. The modular aluminum frames let you rearrange the notes or play them separately, and the sound can be directed toward a person during a session. They pair beautifully with a chakra crystal singing bowl set, blending the harp-like friction tones with the bowls’ sustained resonance for a layered, immersive sound experience.

There are photos with explanations directly from Chris In my photos on how to play this beautiful instrument.

Follow the maker on Instagram at @acolyte_euphonics.