Studio 49 TI 2 Concert Triangle Royal
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This Studio 49 triangle is a solid, budget-friendly option for students or ensembles needing a reliable concert triangle. The steel is well-chosen for a bright, clear tone, and the included mallet gets you started. It’s not going to replace a professional’s triangle, but it's a great value for the price.
Product Description
- Studio 49 TI 2 Concert Triangle Royal
- Concert triangle
- From the concert percussion series
- Handmade from high quality steel
- Material thickness 10 - 14 mm
- With a fine sound character
- Diameter: 15 cm
- Incl. mallet TS 04
PROS
- • Handmade construction ensures consistent quality and resonance.
- • 10-14mm steel thickness yields a clear, sustained tone.
- • Included TS 04 mallet is decent for basic playing.
- • Compact 15cm diameter makes it easy to handle and transport.
CONS
- • The included mallet is basic and will likely be upgraded quickly.
- • The sound, while clear, lacks some of the complexity of higher-end triangles.
- • Clip quality feels a bit flimsy for frequent, demanding use.
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Key Features
Size
15 cm diameter
Material
High-quality steel
Beater Included
Yes, TS 04 mallet
Clip Included
Yes
Weight
Approximately 250g
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Frequently Asked Questions
The steel is more on the bright side, offering a clear, ringing tone – suitable for many orchestral passages.
The clip is a simple friction-based design; it's functional but not the most robust, so handle with care.
While it’s capable, the thicker steel and basic mallet might not allow for the subtlest dynamic control compared to thinner, higher-end models.
