Meinl 20″ Wind Gong Cymbal WG-TT20
£164.49 Inc. Vat
ITEM NO. WG-TT20
Description
The MEINL Wind Gongs are traditionally handcrafted in China by using a special bronze alloy. These gongs are also known under the name Feng or Sun Gong. The shape is almost flat, and due to this the vibration of the gong spreads out extremely wide with a long sustain. The sound characteristic is mainly low pitched, and by playing the gong more powerfully it opens up nicely with sizzling overtones.
SPECIFICATIONS
Length: 51 cm / 20″
Size: 20″ / 51 cm
Quantity: 1 pc
Height: 1.4 cm / 0.55″
Features:
Handcrafted masterpiece
Made in China
1 in stock
ITEM NO. WG-TT20
Description
The MEINL Wind Gongs are traditionally handcrafted in China by using a special bronze alloy. These gongs are also known under the name Feng or Sun Gong. The shape is almost flat, and due to this the vibration of the gong spreads out extremely wide with a long sustain. The sound characteristic is mainly low pitched, and by playing the gong more powerfully it opens up nicely with sizzling overtones.
SPECIFICATIONS
Length: 51 cm / 20″
Size: 20″ / 51 cm
Quantity: 1 pc
Height: 1.4 cm / 0.55″
Features:
Handcrafted masterpiece
Made in China
Special bronze alloy
Mainly low pitched sound
Sizzling overtones
Including beater and cover
Width: 51 cm / 20″
Weight: 2300 g / 81.13 oz
| Weight | 9 kg |
|---|
Brand
MEINL
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