Cymbals

The Chau gong or Tam-tam represents the most commonly known "gong". It is found in symphony orchestras and rock bands the world over. It is not specifically pitched, containing a broad and complex combination of frequencies coupled with tremendous dynamic range and sustain. Available from 6" to 60"+ and each comes with a mallet. Stands sold separately

Paiste creates each gong with precise and specific sound intentions. Paiste Symphonic Gongs have a slightly raised surface with a harmonic and universal sound structure. The fundamental note is balanced with the instrument's complex overtones. Symphonic gongs contain even proportions of various gong characteristics, making it an excellent general purpose gong.

Paiste creates each gong with precise and specific sound intentions. Paiste Symphonic Gongs have a slightly raised surface with a harmonic and universal sound structure. The fundamental note is balanced with the instrument's complex overtones. Symphonic gongs contain even proportions of various gong characteristics, making it an excellent general purpose gong.

Paiste creates each gong with precise and specific sound intentions. Paiste Symphonic Gongs have a slightly raised surface with a harmonic and universal sound structure. The fundamental note is balanced with the instrument's complex overtones. Symphonic gongs contain even proportions of various gong characteristics, making it an excellent general purpose gong.

Sabian Chinese Gongs are traditionally hammered for the prized "Oriental" sound. They produce a definite primary impact response followed by an outpouring of raw, dark overtones. These gongs are very full sounding.