Description

The Para4ce PMB Poltertune is a smaller, more lightweight and portable version of the original Para4ce PMB. This device has been featured on a few paranormal shows, including in Ghost Adventures with Zak Bagans.

Music boxes have been used throughout paranormal investigations for many years now as ghost hunters realized how paranormal entities and spirits love to interact with them, especially child ghosts. The Para4ce Poltertune is used similarly to a music box, in that it activates a creepy tune when triggered. The device has a range of 1-1.5 metres and will alert you with this tune and a red light once it is activated.

The Poltertune is a great alternative to the original, larger Para4ce which comes in at a higher price. The main differences between the two devices are the size and the range, the original Para4ce being larger and covering up to 5 m in range, and the Poltertune being slightly smaller and covering 1—1.5 m in range. Both pieces of equipment are manufactured in the USA by Para4ce.

How Does the Para4ce Poltertune Work?

Firstly, let’s address what the paranormal music box does. The device uses PIR sensors to detect motion within a 1.5m range, which some investigators use during themed sessions. Once set up, the Para4ce Poltertune works by detecting any movement within a 1.5-metre range of the object. This is great for if you believe there is increased paranormal activity within a certain area of your site, and will allow you to quickly and easily see if you are correct by simply setting up this device in that area.

The Para4ce Poltertune It can also be used as a quick and simple trigger object that can inform the rest of your paranormal investigation. Once you get to a site, you might not know which areas contain the most paranormal activity, and therefore in which areas to set up your other, perhaps more sophisticated pieces of equipment. Setting up the Poltertune, or multiple, if you have them in your kit, in different areas throughout the site will allow you to easily see which areas have more frequent activations, helping you decide where to place other equipment.