Aluminum Wind Chime & Teak Charm, 432 Hz

The 432 Hz wind chime has five aluminum tubes and a teak wood top, 32 inches long overall.

The five tubes sound 432 Hz and its multiples at 864, 1296, 1728 and 2160 Hz.

Hang the chime on a front porch or beside other instruments in a sound setup. Each tube sounds several frequencies, and a tap on a tube brings out the main frequency.

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Details

• Product: Aluminum wind chime
• Tubes: 5
• Tunings: 432 Hz, 864 Hz, 1296 Hz, 1728 Hz, 2160 Hz
• Total length: 32"
• Tube length / diameter: Total width 4"
• Tube material: Aluminum
• Top material: Teak wood
• Tuning: Accuracy +/-0.5%
• Teak top: color fades slowly with regular moisture

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