Best Asian Sound Chin. Opera Gong Lower Tone Alternatives

Based on 10 reviews

I love my gong. It sounds unreal. Its a beautiful deep sound with great resonance. Everyone who's heard it, loves it. A couple of clients position themselves right in front of it, literally a foot away and still say they can't get enough of it. The only cons, now I want more gongs to go with this beauty.

Based on 4 reviews

If you're looking for a great gong, look no further. I have to be honest, I've not tried many gongs over the years, music shop don't seem to have a large selection available :-). But I've tried a few, and landed on the Paiste gong. the 28" in size is just perfect for me, nt too big, but a big sound! And the sheer diverseness in sounds you can get out of it, depending on where, how hard, and what you use to hit it with (soft mallet, hard mallet, sticks etc), there is a large amount of different soundscapes one can create. I started out just bashing it for the great startup/ending effect is has on songs, but after experimenting, there is so much one can do with this. The symphonic Gong from Paiste is the favorite for drummers like john Bonham, Brian Downey, Alex van Halen (all my...

Based on 2 reviews

I love this gong so much. I play it throughout the main part of any gong bath I give. Paiste gongs are truly tremendous and a 38" symphonic is a fantastic way to go for great range of sounds and voices. To top it off, it arrived in the UK in no only few days which is just great.

Based on 1 reviews

Wow! This was a big surprise: I didn't expect such a huge range of tones and volume from such a small gong. Ideal as a hand gong to walk around my gong baths, its not too heavy and sounds great swung from one hand. Very happy. There is no sound file on here so here is a link to a video I made of this gong: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_AAQ2cRI3U