Schlagwerk - HRS7-432 Hand Tubes 7 Tones 432Hz
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Schlagwerk HRS7-432 Hand Tubes 7 Tones 432Hz The Schlagwerk HRS7-432 Hand Tubes 7 Tones 432Hz sets a reference at 432 Hz, a fundamental frequency rooted in the pure series of natural harmonics. Hand-crafted aluminium tubes, MA102 mallet included, hand-tuned to guide every movement.
ARTICLE N° 126737
Presentation
The Schlagwerk HRS7-432 Hand Tubes 7 Tones 432Hz builds its soundscape on a simple foundation: a fundamental frequency of 432 Hz, which serves as the basis for everything else. This pitch has not been chosen at random; it follows the natural laws of vibration, the same laws that govern the relationships between notes in nature. Each tube adds a layer to this structure: a harmonic of the fundamental that can be played in its own right, a layer from the pure series of natural harmonics that stacks up without ever masking the base note.
The aluminium tubes are crafted to maintain this pitch consistently, tube after tube, note after note. The surface treatment applied to each tube minimises interference and keeps the sound clear, even after long playing sessions. Holding the tube by hand allows the wrist to control the speed of oscillation – a simple gesture that alters the perceived timbre.
Whether in a percussion session, a sound bath or a meditation accompanied by sound therapy, this set from the Hand Tubes range is ideally placed at the centre of a circle or near a practitioner. The MA102 mallet, included as standard, provides the attack needed to reveal the full harmonic range of each tube without straining the hand. The partial tones vibrate simultaneously as soon as a natural tone is produced and are perceived as a single note – an acoustic phenomenon that gives the instrument its unique texture, somewhere between percussion and a bath of frequencies.
The aluminium tubes are crafted to maintain this pitch consistently, tube after tube, note after note. The surface treatment applied to each tube minimises interference and keeps the sound clear, even after long playing sessions. Holding the tube by hand allows the wrist to control the speed of oscillation – a simple gesture that alters the perceived timbre.
Whether in a percussion session, a sound bath or a meditation accompanied by sound therapy, this set from the Hand Tubes range is ideally placed at the centre of a circle or near a practitioner. The MA102 mallet, included as standard, provides the attack needed to reveal the full harmonic range of each tube without straining the hand. The partial tones vibrate simultaneously as soon as a natural tone is produced and are perceived as a single note – an acoustic phenomenon that gives the instrument its unique texture, somewhere between percussion and a bath of frequencies.
Features
Number of notes
7
Mallet included
Yes
Weight
1,50 kg
Material
Aluminum
Color
Aluminium, Natural Wood
Other features
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Schlagwerk HRS7-432 Hand Tubes 7 Tones 432Hz
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Type: 7-tone hand-held tuning tubes
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Uses: percussion, sound baths, meditation and sound therapy
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Tuning: pure series of natural harmonics
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Fundamental: 432 Hz
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Overtones: pure series of natural harmonics
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Material: aluminium
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Finish: specially treated aluminium tubes
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Mounting: hand-held
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Accessory included: MA102 mallet
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Dimensions: 580 x 550 x 30 mm
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Weight: 1.5 kg
To find out more...
Since 1982, Schlagwerk has been developing its percussion instruments from its base in Gingen an der Fils, Germany. Gerhard Priel founded the company after, together with Bengt Schumacher, rebuilding a Brazilian drum that had been brought back from South America. This experience informed an approach centred on acoustics and percussion. Over the decades, the brand has expanded its range to include cajons, drums, chimes and other instruments. Its factory in Gingen an der Fils now combines modern technology with traditional craftsmanship. Schlagwerk states that its chimes and Wah-Wah-Tubes are produced exclusively in Germany. The EINKLANG range marks its move into applications related to wellbeing and sound therapy.