Meinl 24″ Chau Tam Tam Gong Cymbal CH-TT24
£374.49 Inc. Vat
The Meinl Sonic Energy Chau Tam Tams are handcrafted in China using the same methods and traditions which have been used to create gongs in this region for centuries. Made from a special bronze alloy, these tam tams have a large spread of tones and characteristics. From a sustained low hum to a brooding roar to fast explosive crashes, they work in many situations and blend well with other gongs and instruments. Each tam tam ships with a beater designed to correspond with the tam tam size.
Features:
Handcrafted masterpiece
Made in China
Special bronze alloy
Diameter: 60cm / 24″
1 in stock
The Meinl Sonic Energy Chau Tam Tams are handcrafted in China using the same methods and traditions which have been used to create gongs in this region for centuries. Made from a special bronze alloy, these tam tams have a large spread of tones and characteristics. From a sustained low hum to a brooding roar to fast explosive crashes, they work in many situations and blend well with other gongs and instruments. Each tam tam ships with a beater designed to correspond with the tam tam size.
Features:
Handcrafted masterpiece
Made in China
Special bronze alloy
Diameter: 60cm / 24″
Includes: Beater and bag
| Weight | 10 kg |
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Brand
MEINL
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