


Thirteen tongues in C major, tuned to 432 Hz. Sound therapists especially like this combination: the bright, open feel of C major, paired with the softer sound people perceive at 432 Hz.
432 Hz sits about a third of a semitone below international concert pitch. Many people find this tuning softer and less tiring to listen to. That's why it's the standard in sound work, yoga and meditation.
Enough range to play complete pieces. C major sounds bright and friendly, and all thirteen notes fit together, so there are no wrong notes.
Sound therapists, yoga teachers, meditation groups and anyone who wants to find some calm at home. See more models in our tongue drum collection.
We sound-check every instrument before it goes out. Insured, tracked shipping. 30-day returns. Not sure which model to choose? You can reach us before and after you buy.
Fewer notes make it easier to get started and keep the instrument compact, while more notes give you extra room for melodies. 440 Hz is the best choice if you want to play with other instruments. 432 Hz is mainly for solo playing. If you're unsure, listen to the sound sample and go with what speaks to you.
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No app, no course, no set plan. You play a few notes when the day gets to be too much, even when there's no time left for self-care.

You don't have to sit still or push thoughts away. The sound gives your attention something simple to follow: note by note, until your restlessness gives way to a calmer moment.
























