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.
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The 9-note Kalimba Hokema is handcrafted in Germany from solid cherry wood. The wood is treated with vegetable oils and waxes. The sheets are precisely tuned in A pentatonic minor allowing for intuitive and free play.
Tuning ex works (can be varied): a´, c´´, c´, a´, a, f´, e´, e´´,b´
Dimensions: 117 x 90 x 41 mm
Weight: 210g
Measurements: 117 x 90 x 41 mm
as "steel tongue drum", a former member of the "pan drum" family. Its reeds are tuned to a particular scale and are set up to allow an easy left hand-right hand alternate playing around its circular surface. It is very easy to play even for those without previous musical knowledge. It can be played either with the tip of the fingers or mallets.
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.
With galician open, asturian and great Highland scotish fingering. Portable. Carrying in your pocket: Ø16 x 249 mm. You do not need anything else, just a headset (not included).
Since its launching in 2001, the Sansula has quickly become a bestseller and found thousands of friends at home and abroad.
The special feature of the Sansula is its unbelievable sound. Whereby the clear and aesthetic design is most appealing. The oval frame of laminated beechwood is fitted with a membrane which, together with the resonating block, produces a prolonged, soft tone. Furthermore, an impressive 'wah-wah' effect can be produced by holding the instrument against the body, on the thigh or laying it on a table and then alternately raising and lowering it while playing.
as "steel tongue drum", a former member of the "pan drum" family. Its reeds are tuned to a particular scale and are set up to allow an easy left hand-right hand alternate playing around its circular surface. It is very easy to play even for those without previous musical knowledge. It can be played either with the tip of the fingers or mallets.
