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Serenity
Original price was: €480.00.€400.00Current price is: €400.00.
This instrument serves as a bridge between the earthly and the eternal, its sounds smoothly transporting the listener to a state of nirvana.
Description
Each note of Serenity, infused with the mysterious hue of Persian Plum, breathes the very essence of meditation and spiritual tranquility. This instrument serves as a bridge between the earthly and the eternal, its sounds smoothly transporting the listener to a state of nirvana where every sound erases the boundaries of reality and opens the doors to realms of meditation and boundless peace.
Playing Serenity is not just a musical act—it is a ritual in which each chord carries profound meaning of enlightenment and self-realization. The notes vibrate in unison with the soul, echoing ancient wisdom and filling the space with light and serenity.
Musical Characteristics:
The note sequence C3-F3-G3-Ab3-C4-Eb4-F4-G4-Ab4-C5-Eb5 weaves a delicate fabric of sound that comforts and soothes. Based on the melodic minor key of F minor, enhanced with elements of Ab major, this scale creates a complex, multifaceted musical texture.
Chords within this scale include:
F minor: With notes F, Ab, and C, this chord sets a foundation of sound with a melancholic and contemplative tone.
C minor: Comprising C, Eb, and G, it adds layers of philosophical depth.
Ab Major: With Ab, C, and Eb, it awakens a sense of light and internal harmony.
This harmony of chords allows Serenity to resonate with the deepest strings of the soul, offering anyone who touches it an experience of the infinitude of being and the grandeur of the cosmos.
Additional information
| Model name | Serenity |
|---|---|
| Scale | C3-F3-G3-Ab3-C4-Eb4-F4-G4-Ab4-C5-Eb5 |
| Appearance | Persian Plum |
| Materials | Structural steel, polymer adhesive, acrylic lacquer. |
| Dimensions | Instrument diameter 37.2 cm (14.65 inches), height 11.8 cm (4.65 inches), weight 2.35 kg (5.18 pounds). |
| Packaging dimensions | 44 x 44 x 19 cm (17.32 x 17.32 x 7.48 inches), weight 3.5 kg (7.72 pounds). |
| Brand | Tonedrum |
| Manufacturer | Handcrafted in Poland at the Yudin Workshop. |
| Pickup | Built-in piezo pickup, 6.35 mm (1/4 inch) mono jack plug. |
| Instrument type | Steel tongue drum, tonguepan, idiophone. |
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Sean Youngman (verified owner) –
What a blissful couple of days I’ve had since I received my Serenity Tone Drum! It’s super compact and light. The craftsmanship is superb- I love the coating and the clean consistent look. It sounds so lovely! Each note has depth and multiple harmonics, tuned to perfection. Additionally, the accessories are really excellent. The instrument fits snugly in the bag, which is compact and highly functional with both backpack straps and a handle- plus a zipper pocket! The rope braid is gorgeous, but I recommend removing it and putting it in the zipper pocket when you use the bag, because the fit is pretty precise. The mallets are light and bouncy, and they produce a clean tone with soft attack and lots of sustain.
Now on to the pickup! I’m not sure how they crafted this stylish pickup, but it looks and works great. It produces a loud and clear tone that I haven’t been able to achieve yet with any other instrument in this scene. I’ve tried 4 different magnetic pickups on tongue drums and handpans, but they each seem to just barely get the job done. This pickup sounds fantastic, and I’m able to push the volume up so much louder than I have in the past- with no hum or buzz. I’ve been looping it all day with the RC505 and it goes as loud as I need it! I still haven’t found it’s limit because I’m getting more than enough for my needs. It sounds especially nice with a bit of EQ-ing. Overall my first impressions are extremely positive and I’m excited to continue exploring this instrument and adding it to my gigs.