One Tone ONETONE Tongue Drum, A Major Pentatonic Scale, 6 Notes, 3" Silver, OTTG-03/SV [Includes Instruction Manual, 1 Mallet, and Key Number Sticker]

Product Introduction

The tongue drum, also known as the slit drum, is a relatively new instrument belonging to the idiophone family.

It's called a tongue drum because the shape of the keys resembles a tongue.

Idiophones are instruments that produce sound through the vibration of the instrument itself, but today, their calm and gentle tone is gaining attention and popularity in settings such as meditation, yoga, and sound therapy.

The simple playing method involves striking the keys with mallets or fingers, so no difficult techniques are required, making it easy for anyone to enjoy, regardless of age or musical knowledge or experience.

*This product is tuned prioritizing overall pitch balance rather than following the precise 12-tone scale.

■Main Features and Specifications • Keys: 6 notes (A major pentatonic scale) • Material: Titanium alloy / Steel • Body weight: Approx. 125g • Weight including packaging: Approx. 185g • Body size: 7.5 x 7.5 x 4.6cm • Package size: 10.5 x 9 x 6.5cm • Accessories: Instruction manual, 1 mallet, key number sticker

Due to manufacturer design changes, the appearance, color, and specifications may change without notice.

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The tongue drum, also known as the slit drum, is a relatively new instrument belonging to the idiophone family.

Idiophones are instruments that produce sound through the vibration of the instrument itself, but today, their calm and gentle tone is gaining attention and popularity in scenes such as meditation, yoga, and sound therapy.

Because it uses a simple playing method of striking the keys with mallets or fingers, no difficult techniques are required, and anyone can easily enjoy it regardless of age or musical knowledge or experience.

*This product is tuned prioritizing overall pitch balance rather than following the exact 12-tone scale.

Due to manufacturer design changes, the appearance, color, specifications, etc. may change without notice.