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10" Steel Tongue Drum in C Major — 8 Notes, 432 Hz, Gold

10" Steel Tongue Drum in C Major — 8 Notes, 432 Hz, Gold

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Eight notes in C major, laid out across ten inches of stainless steel in a gold finish. Unlike most sound-healing instruments, this one is bright — the tone is happy and curious rather than solemn, and it invites playing rather than technique.

The medium octave sits in a comfortable range, and the octavated notes mean almost anything you play lands somewhere agreeable. Use fingers for a soft, muted attack or the included wooden mallets for clarity and volume; the drum answers differently to each, and most players end up using both in the same sitting.

At a glance

  • 10" medium octave steel tongue drum
  • 8 notes, tuned to C major at 432 Hz
  • Premium stainless steel construction with gold finish
  • Bright, playful tone — happy and curious rather than solemn
  • Play with fingers or the included wooden mallets
  • Clear, resonant tones with good sustain

How to use it

Play it with your fingers first. The muted, close attack of fingertips is the sound this drum does best, and it also teaches you where the eight notes sit before you add the volume of a mallet.

Switch to the mallets for clarity and carry. In a group setting the mallets give definition; alone at home, fingers are usually enough and are considerably kinder to a shared household.

Because it is octavated in C major, there are no wrong notes. Play slowly, repeat short phrases, and let the sustain of one note overlap the attack of the next — that overlap is where a tongue drum stops sounding like an instrument and starts sounding like weather.

Instrument details

Detail
Diameter 10"
Notes 8, medium octave
Key C major
Tuning 432 Hz
Material Premium stainless steel
Finish Gold
Included Wooden mallets

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This is the one to hand to someone who says they are not musical. Eight octavated notes in C major make it effectively impossible to play something ugly, and watching that land is half the pleasure of owning it.

Frequently asked questions

How many notes does it have?

Eight, arranged as a medium octave in C major.

What tuning is used?

432 Hz.

What size is the drum?

10 inches in diameter.

Are mallets included?

Yes. Wooden mallets are included, and the drum can also be played with the fingers for a softer attack.

What is it made of?

Premium stainless steel with a gold finish, which the maker notes delivers clear, resonant tones.

How quickly does it ship?

Ships within 3 business days.

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