Description
This listing includes the gong, traditional Chinese mallet, and Meinl gong cover.
Note: The gong in our photograph is a 36″ Wind Gong as an example.
Meinl Wind Gongs are traditionally handcrafted in China by using a special bronze alloy. These gongs are also known under the name Feng Gong.
The shape is almost flat, and due to this the vibration of the gong spreads out extremely wide with a long sustain.
The sound characteristic is mainly low pitched, and by playing the gong more powerfully it opens up nicely with sizzling overtones.
Gong Measurements:
Diameter: 20″ / 51 cm
Arch: .55″ / 1.4 cm
Weight: 5 lbs / 2300 g
Meinl Wind Gongs are traditionally handcrafted in China by using a special bronze alloy. These gongs are also known under the name Feng Gong.
The shape is almost flat, and due to this the vibration of the gong spreads out extremely wide with a long sustain.
The sound characteristic is mainly low pitched, and by playing the gong more powerfully it opens up nicely with sizzling overtones.
Gong Measurements:
Diameter: 22″ / 56 cm
Arch: .55″ / 1.4 cm
Weight: 6.6 lbs / 3000 g
Meinl Wind Gongs are traditionally handcrafted in China by using a special bronze alloy. These gongs are also known under the name Feng Gong.
The shape is almost flat, and due to this the vibration of the gong spreads out extremely wide with a long sustain.
The sound characteristic is mainly low pitched, and by playing the gong more powerfully it opens up nicely with sizzling overtones.
Gong Measurements:
Diameter: 24″ / 61 cm
Arch: .59″ / 1.5 cm
Weight: 9.9 lbs / 4500 g
Meinl Wind Gongs are traditionally handcrafted in China by using a special bronze alloy. These gongs are also known under the name Feng Gong.
The shape is almost flat, and due to this the vibration of the gong spreads out extremely wide with a long sustain.
The sound characteristic is mainly low pitched, and by playing the gong more powerfully it opens up nicely with sizzling overtones.
Gong Measurements:
Diameter: 28″ / 71 cm
Arch: .74″ / 1.8 cm
Weight: 14.3 lbs / 6000 g
Meinl Wind Gongs are traditionally handcrafted in China by using a special bronze alloy. These gongs are also known under the name Feng Gong.
The shape is almost flat, and due to this the vibration of the gong spreads out extremely wide with a long sustain.
The sound characteristic is mainly low pitched, and by playing the gong more powerfully it opens up nicely with sizzling overtones.
Gong Measurements:
Diameter: 30″ / 76 cm
Arch: .75″ / 2 cm
Weight: 21 lbs / 9500 g
Meinl Wind Gongs are traditionally handcrafted in China by using a special bronze alloy. These gongs are also known under the name Feng Gong.
The shape is almost flat, and due to this the vibration of the gong spreads out extremely wide with a long sustain.
The sound characteristic is mainly low pitched, and by playing the gong more powerfully it opens up nicely with sizzling overtones.
Gong Measurements:
Diameter: 32″ / 81 cm
Arch: 1″ / 2.5 cm
Weight: 26 lbs / 12000 g
Meinl Wind Gongs are traditionally handcrafted in China by using a special bronze alloy. These gongs are also known under the name Feng Gong.
The shape is almost flat, and due to this the vibration of the gong spreads out extremely wide with a long sustain.
The sound characteristic is mainly low pitched, and by playing the gong more powerfully it opens up nicely with sizzling overtones.
Gong Measurements:
Diameter: 36″ / 91 cm
Arch: 1″ / 2.3 cm
Weight: 30 lbs / 13500 g
Meinl Wind Gongs are traditionally handcrafted in China by using a special bronze alloy. These gongs are also known under the name Feng Gong.
The shape is almost flat, and due to this the vibration of the gong spreads out extremely wide with a long sustain.
The sound characteristic is mainly low pitched, and by playing the gong more powerfully it opens up nicely with sizzling overtones.
Gong Measurements:
Diameter: 40″ / 101 cm
Arch: 1″ / 2.5 cm
Weight: 44 lbs / 20000 g
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