These tiny characters bounce gently on your gong in response to low frequencies. Even with the gentlest of big mallet strikes or large flumie strokes they add a repeating, echoing chime to your sound.
Simply drape them over your gong gut (no knots needed). They can hang over the back of your gong when not in use if you like.
Further sonic explorations can be made by positioning them in different place on the gong face.
They work best on western style gongs, rather than the thicker Asian types, such as wind and Nepalese.
Echos (they come in pairs, one bigger than the other for tonal variety.) available in Orange, green, White and Blue
Echo Minis (four tiny ones on one cord) are randomly coloured and chime higher than the regular Echos.
For nicest effect I recommend two Echo Pairs, or one Echo Pair plus an Echo Mini.
These tiny characters bounce gently on your gong in response to low frequencies. Even with the gentlest of big mallet strikes or large flumie strokes they add a repeating, echoing chime to your sound.
Simply drape them over your gong gut (no knots needed). They can hang over the back of your gong when not in use if you like.
Further sonic explorations can be made by positioning them in different place on the gong face.
They work best on western style gongs, rather than the thicker Asian types, such as wind and Nepalese.
Echos (they come in pairs, one bigger than the other for tonal variety.) available in Orange, green, White and Blue
Echo Minis (four tiny ones on one cord) are randomly coloured and chime higher than the regular Echos.
For nicest effect I recommend two Echo Pairs, or one Echo Pair plus an Echo Mini.
