Nino Nino 552 Triangle Large
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This Nino Nino triangle is a solid, budget-friendly option for students and amateur orchestral players. The large size offers a fuller tone than smaller models, and the included mallets get you started right away. It’s a reliable workhorse for basic orchestral and ensemble work.
Product Description
Nino Nino 552 Triangle Large, Triangle, Material: steel, Side length: 20 cm, Including mallets
PROS
- • Bright, clear tone with good sustain for a triangle of this size
- • Robust steel construction feels solid and durable for frequent use
- • Included mallets are surprisingly decent for basic playing
- • Large size allows for a wider range of tonal possibilities
CONS
- • Clip mechanism can feel a little flimsy, requiring careful handling
- • Steel finish is prone to fingerprints and minor scratches
- • Mallets lack the nuance for truly delicate, expressive playing
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Key Features
Size
20 cm
Material
Steel
Beater Included
Yes, felt-covered
Clip Included
Yes, spring clip
Weight
150 g
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Frequently Asked Questions
The tone is noticeably less complex and nuanced – lacking the shimmering overtones of a hand-hammered triangle, but perfectly acceptable for many applications.
It's adequate for most stands, but heavier stands or more aggressive playing might require a more robust clip.
Absolutely, experimenting with different mallets – brass, rubber, or even bamboo – will significantly expand the tonal palette.
