Thomann Wind Gong 100
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This Thomann Wind Gong is a serious statement piece – a big, beautiful bronze gong that'll fill a space with deep, evolving tones. It’s perfect for film scoring, ambient music, or anyone wanting to create truly immersive soundscapes. Just be prepared for a workout moving it around!
Product Description
Thomann Wind Gong 100, Wind Gong, Diameter: 100 cm, 40", Handmade in Wuhan, Weight: approx. 17 kg
*Note: Single piece - may vary in colour and sound*
PROS
- • Deep, resonant tones create a truly atmospheric soundscape.
- • Handmade construction ensures a unique character and tonal complexity.
- • Large 100cm diameter maximizes sustain and low-frequency response.
- • Wuhan production offers a balance of quality and value for the size.
CONS
- • Significant weight (17kg) makes transport and setup challenging.
- • The tonal variation note is a factor – some may find it unpredictable.
- • Requires a substantial, stable stand – not included in the price.
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Key Features
Size
100 cm / 40 in
Material
Bronze
Type
Wind Gong
Sound Character
Dark, resonant, atmospheric, evolving
Stand Included
No
Weight
approx. 17 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
Each gong is handmade, so expect subtle differences in overtones and sustain – some will be darker, others more shimmering, but all within a similar tonal family.
You'll need a robust, dedicated gong stand with a wide base to prevent tipping and allow for free oscillation – a tripod style is common, but ensure it's rated for at least 20kg.
It's likely a standard bronze alloy common in Wuhan gong production, providing a rich, dark timbre; a higher tin content would result in a brighter sound, which isn't typical for this style of gong.
