Handpan D Minor 9–12 Notes – Stainless Steel & Nitrided Steel

Stainless Steel and Nitrided Steel Handpan D-Minor - Two Materials, One Instrument

This model combines both worlds: the tonal brilliance of stainless steel and the warmth of nitrided steel in a single sound body. The result is a tone with a bright attack and a warm decay. D-minor, with 9, 10, or 12 notes.

Two Materials, One Sound

The upper and lower shells are made of different steels. The attack sounds clear and present, while the decay is soft and round. A character that a single material cannot achieve.

D-Minor - Versatile and Forgiving

This tuning works in almost any context: solo, in a group, in recordings. All models in our D-Minor Handpan collection.

Hand-tuned and Individually Checked

Each tone field is handcrafted and inspected before shipping. Slight optical differences between two instruments are normal and intended.

Included in Delivery

• Handpan, hand-tuned and sound-tested
• Padded protective bag
• Precision mallets (pair)
• Braided edge protector
• Handpan stand

Accessories included at no extra charge. You unpack and can play immediately.

Technical Specifications

• Brand: Resonance
• Instrument Type: Handpan (also called Hang Drum)
• Material: Stainless steel and nitrided steel, hand-tuned
• Color: Silver with dark underside
• Diameter: approx. 53 cm (playing surface approx. 50 cm)
• Height: approx. 24 cm
• Weight: approx. 4 to 5 kg
• Tuning: D-Minor
• Concert Pitch: optionally 440 Hz or 432 Hz
• Number of Notes: 9, 10 or 12 notes (selectable)
• Suitable for: Adults and teenagers, men and women, playable without prior musical knowledge

Handmade: slight deviations in size, color tone and surface are possible and a sign of genuine craftsmanship.

Why Resonance

Each instrument is re-tuned by hand and individually sound-tested before shipping. Shipping within 24 hours, insured and with tracking. 30-day returns. For questions about selection, you can reach us before and after your purchase.

What matters is not which scale looks best on paper, but which one moves you when you listen. Minor tunings usually feel warm and inward-looking, major tunings more open and bright. So take your time and listen to the sound sample of the model you like. If you want to play with other instruments, 440 Hz is the simplest choice.

Yes, within 30 days of delivery. Our returns and refunds policy explains how it works and which conditions apply.