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Schlagwerk - IG210 Infinity Gong Moon
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Schlagwerk IG210 Infinity Moon Gong The Schlagwerk IG210 Infinity Moon Gong features the Moon’s frequency of 210.4 Hz in a body made of brushed aluminium and smoked oak. Includes the MA106 mallet, creating a soothing effect for meditation and sound therapy.
ARTICLE N° 126746
Presentation
The Schlagwerk IG210 Infinity Moon Gong evokes the Moon’s subtle pull on the tides, a slow force that acts silently. Its frequency of 210.4 Hz reflects this lunar influence and serves as the foundation for the gong’s sound spectrum. After being struck, the fundamental and its harmonic spectrum resonate together; then the harmonics quickly fade, allowing the fundamental to dominate, before it begins to pulse like a rising tide.
The body of the gong combines brushed aluminium with tuned tubes and a smoked, oiled oak frame that supports them without touching them – a design that allows each tube to vibrate without transmitting its vibration to the wood. The 80 mm diameter gives the instrument its vertical silhouette, resting on natural felt feet that isolate the whole unit from the floor.
Used in meditation, sound therapy or music therapy, this gong creates a harmonising and soothing atmosphere, conducive to relaxation after a period of tension. The MA106 mallet, supplied as standard, provides the necessary impact to reveal the full spectrum from the very first strike. Paired with the Infinity Gong Sun, it forms a combination that balances energy between activity and rest, between momentum and a return to calm. Manufactured in Germany, it is part of the Infinity Gongs series, designed to accompany this shift between tension and calm throughout a session.
The body of the gong combines brushed aluminium with tuned tubes and a smoked, oiled oak frame that supports them without touching them – a design that allows each tube to vibrate without transmitting its vibration to the wood. The 80 mm diameter gives the instrument its vertical silhouette, resting on natural felt feet that isolate the whole unit from the floor.
Used in meditation, sound therapy or music therapy, this gong creates a harmonising and soothing atmosphere, conducive to relaxation after a period of tension. The MA106 mallet, supplied as standard, provides the necessary impact to reveal the full spectrum from the very first strike. Paired with the Infinity Gong Sun, it forms a combination that balances energy between activity and rest, between momentum and a return to calm. Manufactured in Germany, it is part of the Infinity Gongs series, designed to accompany this shift between tension and calm throughout a session.
Features
Mallet included
Yes
Weight
4.5 kg
Finish
Brush
Material
Aluminum
Country of production
Germany
Color
Aluminium
Packaging
Single unit
Other features
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Schlagwerk IG210 Infinity Moon Gong
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Tuned gong designed for meditation, sound therapy and music therapy
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Series: Infinity Gongs
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Type: gong
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Category: percussion
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Frequency: 210.4 Hz
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Material: brushed aluminium, smoked and oiled oak, natural felt feet
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Diameter: ∅80 mm
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Mallet included: MA106
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Weight: 4.5 kg
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Dimensions: 1465 x 175 x 185 mm (57.68 x 6.89 x 7.28")
To find out more...
Since 1982, Schlagwerk has been developing percussion instruments from its base in Gingen an der Fils, Germany. Gerhard Priel, the founder and a trained cabinetmaker, launched the company after discovering a Brazilian slit drum that was little known in his country. This experience laid the foundations for an approach centred on acoustics and instrument-making.
In 2023, the brand launched EINKLANG, a range dedicated to sound objects, therapy and wellbeing. The Infinity Gongs form part of this range. Schlagwerk states that these instruments are crafted in its workshop, combining manual craftsmanship with modern production technologies.
In 2023, the brand launched EINKLANG, a range dedicated to sound objects, therapy and wellbeing. The Infinity Gongs form part of this range. Schlagwerk states that these instruments are crafted in its workshop, combining manual craftsmanship with modern production technologies.