Aquasonic Soundfloating

About Aquasonic Soundfloating

In the last years we have invented and tested a new method that allows you to experience music as a physical sensation. While floating in warm and salty water you are massaged by sound vibrations while listening to relaxing music that matches these vibrations.

The method is called Aquasonic Soundfloating, and is described by our pilot users as a highly effective method in reducing stress, anxiety and pain, next to being a profound and unforgettable experience. Our test subjects reported a lasting increase in mental, emotional and physical well-being after their sessions. The study indicates also that Aquasonic Soundfloating could possibly be used as a supplementary treatment in (preventive) medical treatment processes. We will therefore conduct additional research into possible therapeutic applications.

In the coming months we are upgrading our facility and prototype in The Hague, to make Aquasonic Soundfloating accessible for everyone.

To do this we are launching a crowdfunding campaign from the 17th of september till the end of 2020. During this periode pre-sale of Soundfloating sessions will be available for a 20% discount.

By providing us with your email adres, we will be able to send you updates about all developments. https://www.aquasonic-soundfloating.com/contact Get involved, and become a part of our adventure!

Please also support us by spreading the word about our service and campaign, by following us on Instagram and Facebook.

https://www.instagram.com/aquasonic_soundfloating/ https://www.facebook.com/soundfloating

Welcome on board with us, heading towards a better world, where people feel comfortable in their skin again and resonate in harmonie with each other.

Keywords

• De-Stress
• Feel-Good
• Floating
• Massage
• Preventive
• Relaxing
• Soundhealing
• Wellness

Address

• Headquarters

  Waldeck Pyrmontkade 1162518JR Den HaagZuid-Holland, Netherlands

Team by function

Based on 2 public job profiles as of 4 September 2026.

• Other / Unclassifiable2