Zildjian 40 Gong

Gong Size: 40 First choice of the world's leading symphony orchestras, drum corps and rock stars Manufactured in a one piece cast crafted in China

The Zildjian Heavy Duty Gong Stand is a sturdy, high-quality metal stand with heavy-duty rolling casters. This highly-functional stand includes hooks on both sides to hang mallets, rotating caster wheels with locks, and a smooth black coated finish. Constructed from rectangular tube steel, this stand is surprisingly lightweight and easy to move, and fits gongs up to 40 in diameter. Gong not included.

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Wind Gongs are traditional Chinese instruments for use in symphony orchestras, chamber ensembles, drum corps, meditative and ceremonial settings. Flat in profile with no rim, wind gongs are thin and extremely responsive, producing characteristically shimmering tones across a wide dynamic range. When struck softly, the wind gong resonates with a low drone, and can crescendo to deliver sounds that are sharp, explosive, bright and splashy.

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