Asian Sound Tamtam T-25 P
Gongs
$86€77Check ↗
Brand profile · China, est. 1980s
Asian Sound
Asian Sound has quietly established itself as a respected purveyor of gongs and cymbals, specializing in traditional Asian percussion instruments. While not a household name, their instruments are favored by world music percussionists and those seeking authentic sounds. They offer a range from introductory models to premium-priced, hand-hammered instruments.
Tamtam seriesChinese Opera GongsHand-hammered constructionWide tonal rangeAffordable entry point to Asian percussion
1980sfounded
Chinacountry
13products in stock
$50–$312price range
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Asian Sound Tamtam T-45 P
Gongs
$267€239Check ↗
Asian Sound Tamtam TT-50 P
Gongs
$263€235Check ↗
Asian Sound Tamtam TT-40 P
Gongs
$178€159Check ↗
Asian Sound Tamtam TT-30 P
Gongs
$109€98Check ↗
Asian Sound Tamtam TT-20 P
Gongs
$55€49Check ↗
Asian Sound Tamtam TT-55 P
Gongs
$312€279Check ↗
Asian Sound Tamtam TT-45 P
Gongs
$211€189Check ↗
Asian Sound Tamtam T-30 P
Gongs
$128€115Check ↗
Asian Sound Chin. Opera Gong Lower Tone
Gongs
$50€45Check ↗
Asian Sound Chin. Opera Gong Jing Luo
Gongs
$84€75Check ↗
Asian Sound Tamtam TT-25 P
Gongs
$74€66Check ↗
Asian Sound Tamtam TT-25 P
Gongs
$74€66Check ↗
Asian Sound, honestly
What Asian Sound does well
- Authentic Asian tonal characteristics
- Good value for the price point
- Diverse selection of gong sizes and types
- Solid construction for reliable performance
- Offers a gateway to world music percussion
What to watch for
- Limited brand recognition outside specialist circles
- Finish quality can vary across models
- May lack the refined aesthetics of premium brands
- Customer support can be slow to respond
- Not as widely available as major Western brands
Questions about Asian Sound
Where are Asian Sound instruments manufactured?
Asian Sound instruments are primarily manufactured in China, leveraging established percussion workshops with a long tradition of gong and cymbal making.
Are Asian Sound gongs suitable for beginners?
Yes, they offer more affordable models ideal for beginners exploring the world of gongs, though proper instruction is always recommended.
What's the difference between the 'P' models and others?
The 'P' designation typically indicates a hand-played model, designed for more nuanced and expressive performance compared to suspended gongs.