Handpan F Major 12 Notes

12-note F major handpan in bronze gold or purple

F major is one of the warmest major tunings: bright but never shrill, with a full fundamental tone. Twelve notes give you the range to play complete pieces, so it suits players with some experience as well as ambitious beginners. Choose bronze gold or purple, tuned to 440 Hz or 432 Hz.

F major: warm and uplifting

Major tunings feel open and light, while minor tunings turn inward. F major is the warmest of the common major scales and sounds less bright than C major. See more in our F major collection.

Twelve notes for complete pieces

Twelve tone fields give you enough range to play melody and accompaniment at the same time. It's designed for players who already have some experience, or for anyone who wants an instrument to grow into.

Bronze gold or purple

Both finishes sound exactly the same. Bronze gold feels warm and classic, while purple is more modern and understated.

What's included

• Handpan, hand-tuned and sound-checked
• Padded protective case (a €129.99 value)
• Pair of precision mallets (a €19.99 value)
• Braided rim protector (a €69.99 value)
• Handpan stand (a €78 value)

€297.97 worth of accessories, included at no extra cost. Unpack it and start playing right away.

Specifications

• Brand: Resonance
• Instrument type: Handpan (also called a hang drum)
• Material: Hand-tuned steel
• Colour: Bronze gold or purple (your choice)
• Diameter: 53 cm (50 cm playing surface)
• Height: 24 cm
• Weight: 4.5 kg
• Tuning: F major
• Concert pitch: 440 Hz or 432 Hz (your choice)
• Number of notes: 12
• Suitable for: Adults and teens, no musical experience needed

Each instrument is handmade, so slight variations in size, colour and finish can occur. They're a sign of genuine craftsmanship.

Why Resonance

Every instrument is retuned by hand and individually sound-checked before dispatch. Insured, tracked delivery. 30-day returns. Not sure which model to choose? You can reach us before and after you buy.

Choose the scale that moves you when you listen, not the one that looks best on paper. Minor tunings usually feel warm and introspective, while major tunings feel more open and bright. Take your time listening to the sound sample of the model you like. If you plan to play with other instruments, 440 Hz is the easiest choice.

Yes. A handpan's notes are tuned so that any sequence of notes sounds harmonious. You don't need sheet music or lessons. Start with a few notes and simple rhythms. The short guide next to the note options shows you how many notes are right for you.