Hugh Tracey Kalimbas

Hugh Tracey's original Kalimbas are made in South Africa by African Musical Instruments, they are among the best in the world. They are made from native African kiaat wood with steel sheets. These kalimbas are real musical instruments that will surprise you!

There are several models with pentatonic, diatonic and chromatic scales.

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Hugh Tracey Chromatic Kalimba
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Hugh Tracey Chromatic Kalimba

Price €179.50
Kalimba with a flat resonator made of solid wood. 26 steel plates. It consists of 15 plates on one side and 11 on the other. The first part has a diatonic scale and the second is a pentatonic scale with the notes that make the combined scale of the two chromatic. Notes on the top: F, D, B, G, E, C, A, G, B, D, F, A, C, E, G (The scale starts from the central G and develops to the left and right). Bottom: F#, D#, G#, C#, A#, G#, C#, D#, F#, A#, C# Possibility of retuning a semitone. With output to plug into an amplifier. Made in South Africa. If you are going to play the following video on a mobile phone, it is preferable that you do it with headphones.
Hugh Tracey Alto Kalimba, 15 notes
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Hugh Tracey Alto Kalimba, 15 notes

Price €142.00
Kalimba with hollow resonator box. 15 wide steel sheets. Red or blue reference plates for better orientation. The color of these plates may vary (see image) Tuning: G Major diatonic, 440 Hz: G, A, B, C, D, E, F#, G, A, B, C, D, E, F#, G The instrument can be retuned one semitone Professional quality. Made in South Africa. The Hugh Tracey Alto Kalimba is the original kalimba made since 1960.
Hugh Tracey pentatopnic Kalimba with pick-up
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Hugh Tracey pentatopnic Kalimba with pick-up

Price €136.50
The pentatonic scale is also called the "no fault scale". It starts out like "Do-Re-Mi", skips "fa", continues with "So-La", and skips "Ti". So, there are 5 notes. You can play in G major or E minor. This is an excellent kalimba for people with little or no musical experience, but experienced musicians can really fly on this one, as the pentatonic scale lets you apply all your speed and shine almost without you having to think at all (yes, you remember the "blues scale" on guitar -- this is it!) With pick-up.