Description
br/>Now my old world is gong for dead
Cause I can’t gong it out of my head
Breakdown on the gong stand
Can’t gong, without my mallet
Morning don’t gong here til night
Searching for her silver gong
Approximate Gong Weight: 5 lbs
The 18″ Chocolate Drop Gong has perplexed some of our customers.
They ask us, Is the middle of the Chocolate Drop Gong, really Chocolate? And we answer, Is Charlie Brown, really brown?
If you consider his general emotional mood, yes, Charlie is.
Hence, the center of a chocolate drop gong is as chocolate as you want it to be. Chocolate if you mean that magnanimous flavor burst that hits your tongue when you eat some good stuff. Chocolate if you mean that chemical – hormonal rush that hits your brain from eating it. Chocolate if you mean that sonic rush when you hear a female jazz singer hit a spectacular silky melody.
Yes, the Chocolate Drop is Chocolate.
Approximate Gong Weight: 5 lbs
The 18″ Dark Star Gong is made only for Gongs Unlimited. It is a heavy beast of a gong. It is heavier than a Chau Gong, or other similar gongs of its size. And with this much bronze, you also hear deep deep tones.
While the thickness of metal keeps the Dark Star Gong deep in tone, the lathing of the bronze in the center, brings out an interesting musicality and flow.
In this way the Dark Star differs from the Mother Tesla Gong, which stays moody and crepuscular. The Dark Star is a gong that gives you an adventure in space.
And space time. Take a ride with it.
Approximate Gong Weight: 5 lbs 6 oz
The 18″ Heng Gong is thicker and heavier than the traditional Chau or Wind Gongs. Where Wind gongs have no rim and splash out sound liberally and Chau Gongs have about an inch of rim that focuses the sound, the Heng has about a 2 inch rim that holds the sound like a lucky gambler gathers up a jackpot!
The thicker bronze holds a deep tone that resounds a long time. Will build to a crash? Sure! But a Heng’s strength is the focused tunnel of sound that spirals from the back.
For all of you urban, rural, hip, square, happening gong players out there ‘heng’, according to the Urban dictionary, means lucky.
Lucky also describes those who are blessed to play or hear this strong, round bearer of sound.
Approximate Gong Weight: 9 lbs
The 18″ Lunar Flare Gong is named after the ring of brightness that appears around the moon in a photo. It embodies the eternal of Earth’s only satellite, yet we know the flare only because of today’s technology, which made it possible to capture this previously unseen and beautiful phenomenon. It has a deep sound, though not as sharp as its sister, the Solar Flare Gong. The rim focuses the sound, which lingers pleasantly. There’s lightness with this gong, like the light from the moon that pierces the thick of night. Deep sound emanates and expands and transforms dark to light.
Approximate Gong Weight: 5 lbs
The 18″ Mother Tesla Gong is designed specifically for Gongs Unlimited. It is an unlathed gong. This is how a gong looks when it comes out of the oven. Most Chinese Gongs have this color when they come out of their cast mold, but then are lathed to create different tones.
The Mother Tesla Gong maintains a deeper tone. It doesnt crash like a Wind Gong, or even a Chau. The gong can provide a deep tone without a splash/crash. It can get a laser like high note sometimes.
This gong is a great meditative healer.
Approximate Gong Weight: 5 lbs 6 oz
Solar Flares happen all the time and affect us in many ways. How we use the energy coming at us influences how it can move through or crash into our bodies.
The 18″ Solar Flare Gong is the perfect tool for healing your space and balancing the changes that are moving through us. The dark, raw circles in cooperation with the bright, polished circles create sound of restraint and expression.
A bit moodier than the traditional Wind Gong, the Solar Flare bursts forth with a dark sparkle for cosmic balance.
To play is the way.
Approximate Gong Weight: 4 lbs 10 oz
The 18″ Subatomic Gong is marvelous gong that can create marvelous tones and healing vibrations.
The Subatomic creates a mystic tone when struck, with complex overtones. Often, striking it in the different concentric rings will give you a slightly different tone each time, adding to the mystique of these gongs.
For those using it to heal, the Subatomic Gong is wonderful for helping face tough internal issues with aplomb. It helps move those darker energies out. These gongs will allow you to tap into your reserve of strength to heal and grow into a greater person.
Approximate Gong Weight: 5 lbs
The 18″ White Gong is not literally white.
In fact, some also call it the Double Light Gong, by those in China who name gongs, but it is neither a double gong, nor lighter than other gongs of its type, so we do not know why it is so.
This we do know:
The White Gong is similar in design to the Chau style gong. It has a rim to focus the sound. It is fully lathed like the Wind Gong, so you can get a bit of a splash if you want it.
Given the special way the gongmakers make this gong, it gives you a special sound of its own. It is bright sounding, but also has a depth of tone because it has a rim like a Chau Gong. It is as if the Wind Gong and the Chau Gong had a very pretty baby!
The 18″ Wind Gong has a deep crash that clears psychic debris so that guidance can come through.
When the wind blows we are moved, whether we want to be or not. We can flow with the blows or be moved where only God or Goddess or some goodie-two-shoes knows!
Because whether you’re a country star or channeling stars, it’s nice to remember that Angels are all around to guide and help maintain the easy, breezy flow.
Approximate Gong Weight: 4 lbs 10 oz
The Xiang Jia Gong is a beautiful looking and sounding traditional Chinese Gong. Thick, unlathed bronze combined with exceptionally deep rims work together to create mysterious and profound tones. This is a gong that does not crash or splash like a lathed gong. The Xiang Jia gong is about power and presence.
Approximate Gong Weight: 14 lbs 6 oz
The Spirit Guide Wood Gong Stand is stained a rich dark brown with hints of red. It is perfect gong stand for your home, your office, or your past life regression. This stand holds the gong in a manner that makes it hard to take off and put the gong back on quickly, so it is not ideal for traveling. We suggest a gong of 18″ for the best look, but you can fit 16″ to 19″ gongs and still have it look remarkable.
Easy to assemble, sturdy, and classy – when you are ready to make your gong look even more gorgeous, go with the Spirit Guide Gong Stand.
Spirit Guide Stand Measurements:
Height: 28.5″
Width: 30.75″
Depth of Feet: 10″
Weight: 6 lbs
Mallet Measurements:
Total Length: 12″
Handle Length: 10″
Head Diameter: 3″
Weight: 5 oz
Learn how to assemble this stand with Joshua, the assembly wizard:
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