Istanbul 16″ Agop Hybrid Gong Cymbal IHGG16
£219.99 Inc. Vat
ISTANBUL AGOP HYBRID GONG
Symphonic Gongs have a slightly raised surface with a harmonic and universal sound structure. The fundamental note of the gong is balanced with the instrument’s complex overtones.
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ISTANBUL AGOP HYBRID GONG
Symphonic Gongs have a slightly raised surface with a harmonic and universal sound structure. The fundamental note of the gong is balanced with the instrument’s complex overtones.
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| Weight | 4 kg |
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Istanbul
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