- The Carbon Crystal by WoodHaven is made of American walnut with a pure-crystal calling surface and a carbon-fiber resonator for a more authentic hen sound.
- Carbon-fiber resonator isn’t damaged from temperature or moisture.
- The Carbon Crystal comes with three strikers laminated flare-tip, hardwood, and cutt and cackle conditioning stone, and surface-saver lid.
| Weight | 0.65 oz |
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