The Paiste Symphonic gong is Paiste’s classic take on the traditional gong. These gongs are not tuned, they have a slightly raised surface giving them a harmonic and universal sound structure. Their main note is balanced within a series of complex overtones allowing the instrument to be exceedingly versatile. Different sounds can be drawn from the gong depending on the size, weight, or composition of the mallet and varying the striking points. While these gongs are called “symphonic” gongs this is not meant to imply merely symphonic orchestras, but goes deeper to the root of the word meaning to unite harmonic sounds and to experience sound in its entirety.
The Paiste Symphonic gong is Paiste’s classic take on the traditional gong. These gongs are not tuned, they have a slightly raised surface giving them a harmonic and universal sound structure. Their main note is balanced within a series of complex overtones allowing the instrument to be exceedingly versatile. Different sounds can be drawn from the gong depending on the size, weight, or composition of the mallet and varying the striking points. While these gongs are called “symphonic” gongs this is not meant to imply merely symphonic orchestras, but goes deeper to the root of the word meaning to unite harmonic sounds and to experience sound in its entirety.
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The Paiste Symphonic gong is Paiste’s classic take on the traditional gong. These gongs are not tuned, they have a slightly raised surface giving them a harmonic and universal sound structure. Their main note is balanced within a series of complex overtones allowing the instrument to be exceedingly versatile. Different sounds can be drawn from the gong depending on the size, weight, or composition of the mallet and varying the striking points. While these gongs are called “symphonic” gongs this is not meant to imply merely symphonic orchestras, but goes deeper to the root of the word meaning to unite harmonic sounds and to experience sound in its entirety.
The Paiste Symphonic gong is Paiste’s classic take on the traditional gong. These gongs are not tuned, they have a slightly raised surface giving them a harmonic and universal sound structure. Their main note is balanced within a series of complex overtones allowing the instrument to be exceedingly versatile. Different sounds can be drawn from the gong depending on the size, weight, or composition of the mallet and varying the striking points. While these gongs are called “symphonic” gongs this is not meant to imply merely symphonic orchestras, but goes deeper to the root of the word meaning to unite harmonic sounds and to experience sound in its entirety.
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