128hz 432hz C Tubular Meditation Gong

Focused tone. Long-form resonance. A field of sustained presence.

This tubular meditation gong is created by instrument maker Chris Anderson, an inventor known for developing unique and expressive sound instruments. This piece reflects a thoughtful approach to tone, material, and experience.

Suspended over a finished cherry wood base, the aluminum tube produces a clear and resonant tone that evolves over time, offering a distinct and immersive listening experience.

Size:

• 6' length

Includes:

• One tubular gong tuned to 128 Hz (C at 432 Hz tuning)
• One orange Dragonfly Percussion Fuzzbucket mallet

A Sustained and Settling Tone

When struck, the gong begins with a multi-tonal expression, offering a brief unfolding of overtones. Within several seconds, the sound settles into a steady, pulsing fundamental tone.

This sustained tone is the essence of the instrument, deep, consistent, and entrancing. It creates a field of sound that can be rested in, rather than followed or analyzed.

The sustain extends for several minutes, gradually softening while maintaining its presence.

A Quiet and Intentional Instrument

This is not a loud instrument. Its strength lies in subtlety.

It is best suited for quiet environments where the full length and nuance of the tone can be experienced without distraction. In these settings, the sound becomes immersive and supportive rather than dominant.

Applications in Practice

This instrument is especially well suited for:

• Meditation spaces seeking a steady and grounding tone
• Bodywork and energy practices, such as massage or Reiki
• Opening or closing a session with a clear and gentle signal
• Supporting integration, rest, and stillness

Rather than drawing attention, the sound invites it inward—encouraging a shift into a more settled and present state.

Materials and Construction

The tube is made from aluminum, chosen for its resonance and sustain, and is suspended over a finished cherry wood base that provides both stability and a natural visual presence.

The included Fuzzbucket mallet has been selected to bring out the fullest and most balanced tone from the instrument.

A Practice-Centered Approach

This tubular gong invites stillness.
Its long, steady tone creates space for the mind and body to settle, offering a simple yet powerful support for presence. Rather than evolving through complexity, the sound remains consistent—allowing you to rest within it.

In this way, the instrument becomes less about playing, and more about listening.