Large
Large singing bowls are capable of the deepest tones, way down to the bottom of the 2nd octave. You need a bowl that is at least 9 inches and better 10 or 11 to play under 100 Hz. Only the largest styles, Jambati and Ultabati, are sized above 9 inches. In other singing bowl styles a large bowl is 6 1/2 or 7 inches.is a large bowl. I’ve never seen a 9 inch Mani or 8 inch Trapezoid or Pedestal bowl. You can find the rare Thadobati over 9 inches. I’ve read about Manipuri as big as Jambati – but never seen one.
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Frequency {Hz}
Hz is the number of vibrations per second. It is exactly correlated with notes and octaves [see the translate box below]. Each octave is a doubling of Hz. A2= 110 Hz A3= 220 Hz A4= 440 Hz A5 = 880 Hz. Middle C is 261.4 Hz
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Really thick bowls tend to be the oldest types. ** Thin bowls are sometimes easier to play off the rim. ** Thicker bowls generally are higher tone than thinner ones of the same size.
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Thick - more metal on top than the bowl's thickness *** Wide - rim extends into the center of the bowl *** Broad - rim extends quite far (generally very old and rare pieces) *** Outer facing - rim extends to the exterior of the bowl *** Lines - one or more etched lines (requires skill and attention by the artist) *** Artistic - rim etching other than lines, usually circles or dots *** Crushed - very old style where the rim is pounded into the bowl for a combination of added width and wrinkling.
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Large Thadobati with brilliantly polished interior. Lively soundscape with stronger bass over time. Excellent longevity and rim play
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Large Thadobati with creamy patina. Gently pulsing bass under two solid high notes. Very good harmony and sustain. Easy rim play
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Large Thadobati with rich dark hammermark patina. Unevenly pulsing complex soundscape. Longevity is good Bass is fairly easy to spin
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Large circle pattern Thadobati. Fluttering overtone and solid middle C play harmoniously together. Sustain is good, Basic rim play
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Large Thadobati with gently sloped walls. Fluttering overtone and bouncing pulsing bass play with premium harmony. Easy rim play. OK sustain
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Very large thick adorned Thadobati. Exceptionally well balanced uplifting soundscape, complex and harmonious. Good sustain and rim play
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Large thick Thadobati with extensive art. Powerful three easy to differentiate tones, steady below and fluttering above. Great rim play
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Thick large Thadobati with nice etching. Powerful main with layers of steadier high notes. Very good sustain and rim, premium harmony
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Large well worn Thadobati. Visceral pulsing bass with matched overtones. Premium harmony. Excellent longevity. Spectacular rim play
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Large basic Thadobati. Two resonant deep tones create an interesting pulsing pattern. Excellent sustain, good harmony. Fine rim play
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Large tall Thadobati. Fluttering and pulsing soundscape, built upon a near Solfeggio 174 Hz main note. longevity and harmony.
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Huge thick Trapezoid style with great artwork. Woo-woo fundamental tone with a trace of cowbell like flavor. Good longevity and harmony
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Bowl Type:
Octaves:
Octaves:
Low tones - 2 and 3Mid tones - Octave 4High tones - Octaves 5 and 6
Notes:
Size:
Size:
Widest diameter in Inches
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Price:
Frequency {Hz}
Frequency {Hz}
Hz is the number of vibrations per second. It is exactly correlated with notes and octaves [see the translate box below]. Each octave is a doubling of Hz. A2= 110 Hz A3= 220 Hz A4= 440 Hz A5 = 880 Hz. Middle C is 261.4 Hz
Note | Octave Range:
Note | Octave Range:
Use this option to view a range of notes. Don't combine with other note filters.
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Bowl Thickness:
Bowl Thickness:
Really thick bowls tend to be the oldest types. ** Thin bowls are sometimes easier to play off the rim. ** Thicker bowls generally are higher tone than thinner ones of the same size.
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Weight:
Weight:
in pounds
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Special Rim Type:
Special Rim Type:
Thick - more metal on top than the bowl's thickness *** Wide - rim extends into the center of the bowl *** Broad - rim extends quite far (generally very old and rare pieces) *** Outer facing - rim extends to the exterior of the bowl *** Lines - one or more etched lines (requires skill and attention by the artist) *** Artistic - rim etching other than lines, usually circles or dots *** Crushed - very old style where the rim is pounded into the bowl for a combination of added width and wrinkling.
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