Description
Handmade Gong, Bronze Chau Gong, Tam-tam Gong, Symphonic Gong With Mandala Etching
▫ Item Code: ZTP31544
▫ Weight: 7180 Grams
▫ Size CM: 3.5 x 70 x 70
▫ Material: Bronze
▫ Availability: Available
Nipple gong: Brief Introduction
The nipple gong stands out as a distinctive and versatile percussion instrument renowned for its central raised boss or nipple, a feature that distinguishes it from traditional gongs. This boss, often crafted from different metals, contributes to the gong’s diverse range of quality and resonance. Nipple gongs produce a unique sound characterized by less shimmer compared to other gongs, offering two distinct tones depending on whether they are struck on the boss or next to it. Available in various sizes, ranging from 6 to 20 inches (15 to 51 cm) or larger, some nipple gongs are precisely tuned to specific pitches, enhancing their versatility and appeal in musical compositions and performances.
Request a sound check
We personally inspect each Nipple gong to ensure its sound quality and resonance, yet if you desire to listen before purchasing, we’ve introduced a nominal $2 fee for this service to uphold our high standards. This non-refundable deposit will be deducted from your invoice upon purchase. Please bear in mind that due to limitations in microphone and speaker quality, the experience of the sound may not fully replicate hearing it in person. For any further inquiries or assistance, feel free to contact us via WhatsApp at +9779841614206. We’re here to help!
Included with this Gong
When you purchase this Gong, it will come with a felt hitting mallet included, ensuring you have everything you need to start playing right away without the need for an additional purchase. However, if you’re interested in expanding your options, such as with different types of mallets or stands, you can browse and purchase them separately from the options provided above. Please note that these additional accessories are not included with your initial Gong purchase and must be added to your cart separately if desired. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to us. We’re here to help!
. what is a burmese Gong?
The Burmese gong has had a significant influence on other gong types in the region, leading to their frequent grouping with those found in Thailand due to their striking similarities. Among the various types of Burmese gongs, the most common are the temple gongs and the triangular-shaped Kyeezee, also known as the ‘spinning’ gong. These gongs play pivotal roles in traditional music and cultural practices, reflecting shared heritage and cultural exchanges within the Southeast Asian region.
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