Para4ce PMB - Paranormal Music Box

As seen on Ghost Adventures! Exclusively at GhostHuntersEquipment.com!

PMB - Paranormal Music Box

The PMB is a fantastic intriguing piece of ghost hunting equipment, that is creating really remarkable results around the world. It is an amazing trigger object that also alerts when anything passes in front of it. After being featured on Ghost Adventures, it became an absolute favorite of investigators everywhere! The top-quality Paranormal Music Box coffin is hand-crafted and has the shape of a coffin. High tech meets the classic vintage music box. Its beautiful design seems to spark the interest of spirits to want to come out and play. The perfect ghost bait! 

Now You Can Add on a PMB Tripod Mount from the drop down menu! 

*Tripod is not included w/ purchase of the steel mount

How does the PMB work?

The tech behind the PMB is completely different than a motion detector. The PMBs are sensitive to a person's/animal's skin temperature, in contrast to background objects at room temperature. No energy is emitted from the sensor, making it passive detection that will not interfere with EMF detectors.

How to use the PMB

The PMB will be triggered by anything that moves in front of it within its 16 ft (5 M) range. Lay the PMB on a flat surface pointing towards an object like a wall or door within the range. The PMB will turn on and play music for a few seconds to calibrate against the fixed object. Then it is ready to detect paranormal activity! If anything moves between the PMB within its range, then the light will light up and the creepy tune will start playing. 

Features

• Hand crafted design
• Ultrasound pulse detection
• Blue LED light
• Audio alert – plays creepy music!
• Two 9V batteries (not included – use brand name alkaline)
• 1 Year Manufacturer's Warranty
• 6.25 in L x 4.75 in W x 2.5 in H / 16cm L x 12.10 cm W x 6.5 cm H
• 10 oz/284 grams

Keep away from all water and liquids, including rain, as it can cause damage. Works best indoors (doesn't work well in temperatures below 50F).

Do not stand in front of the PMB when you calibrate. You cannot move the PMB around while it is in use since it will offset the calibration. When you want to monitor another area - turn it off and then turn it on at the new location and it will once again calibrate in relation to its new position.