Deep Gong TL-003 Yoga Meditation Musical Instrument

Deep wave gong

Our traditional Chinese wind gong is now world-renowned. It has been given a new mission: meditation and music therapist

The Deep Wave Wind gong is a wind gong with a special surface. The surface of the Deep Wave Wind gong is almost flat. It is borderless. When you strike our gong, you will hear a mysterious, focused, penetrating, long-lasting and evenly fading sound.

We have updated and improved our traditional instruments with top quality recipes.

Main sizes: 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 43, 47, 51 inches etc.


Tips on how to choose a gong: To choose a gong, consider the following characteristics, weight and sound quality.

Weight: Do you need to carry this gong, or transport this gong? Generally speaking, a gong under 26 inches is easier to hold in your hand and play as you carry it. This way you can walk around the room with the gong in your hand. In a sound bath, for example, you can play the gong around people and make them feel the vibrations. It is difficult to do this with gongs over 24 inches, as they are quite heavy.

Quality of sound: The most important quality of a gong is whether you like the sound of it or not. Listen to the sound file and explore how the gong strikes you. Your relationship with the sound will be the most important factor in how you work with it. It doesn't need to be the most expensive gong for you to connect with its vibrations and use it to get into a coherent state of health. It can be a cheap copy gong or a wind gong or a high priced gong type, they all work. Please take some time to consider the sound file and find the right size and style for you.

Generally speaking, as you get bigger, you will get more space between the bass and percussive sounds of the gong. In a small gong you can hit it, get a bass, then hit it again and it will break down easily. In a large gong you can hit it once to get a bass sound and then you can hit it again and again to find more and more sounds until you eventually reach the point of collapse. There will be 'more exploration' in terms of the various vibrations coming from the gong, and more complexity in terms of double tones. As you get bigger, you also get longer durations. For example, a 32" or larger gong can sustain its fundamental for a long time, so you can get more 'lost' in the tone, compared to an 18" gong which has little sustain.

Another factor to consider is whether the gong is in harmony with the sound of the other instruments you will be playing. Tuned gongs have a nice benefit, such as the Planetary or Flower of Life gongs, in that you can know the frequency value of the gong and you can buy a gong that you know will work with your instrument. If you need help in this area, we can definitely support you! Just give us a call!