Soundscape Gongs 22" Soundscape Gong, Flower of Life - SGFOL22
- Rich, dynamic soundscape
- Polished surface for a luxurious shine
- Easily playable edge
- High-quality engraved symbol
- Made in Gutenstetten, Germany
Soundscape Gongs
22" Soundscape Gong, Flower of Life - SGFOL22
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Soundscape Gongs
Meinl Sonic Energy Soundscape Gongs are meticulously crafted in Gutenstetten, Germany, using high-quality nickel silver. These gongs produce a rich, complex soundscape that comes to life with even the gentlest touch. The design also includes an easily playable edge, providing enough space for the mallet to strike. With a polished surface, these gongs not only sound impressive but also have a luxurious shine. Each Soundscape Gong comes with a high-quality travel bag for easy transportation, a Gong Handle (G-HANDLE) for playing the gong freely by hand, and a pair of gloves for careful maintenance.
The Flower of Life represents the origin of all things through sacred geometry. The collaboration of numbers, shapes, and vibration belongs to the oldest myths of mankind. It is the strive to connect with our origin and to understand ourselves.
Features:
- Rich, dynamic soundscape
- Polished surface for a luxurious shine
- Easily playable edge
- High-quality engraved symbol
- Made in Gutenstetten, Germany
Weight:
- 4000g
Diameter:
- 55cm
- 22″
Includes:
- Travel bag
- Gong Handle (G-HANDLE)
- Gloves
Material:
- Nickelsilver
Gong Stands
The MEINL Pro Gong Stand is especially made for bigger sized and heavier gongs. It is engineered in a strong frameless manner, in order for one to play easily.
Gong Mallets
The MEINL Gong Mallets have been crafted to empower gong players to create a wide range of dynamics on each gong from a quit whisper to the loudest roar.
Gong accessories
Gongs are highly valuable instruments that should be protected and cared for in order to preserve them for many years and decades. |
