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This is the first time the steel tongue drum uses hluru engineers' self-developed microalloyed steel. This steel has been experimentally tested to have very little interference among the tongues, resulting in a very clean sound. It is also designed to have a very wide range, spanning two octaves, allowing it to play a very wide range of songs. The drum shape is also patented in the US and EU (US Patent No. US D897420 S / EU Patent No. 007876198-0003).

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Patent Certificate

US Patent No：US D897420 S EU Patent NO：007876198-0003

High-quality steel tongue drum, made by Hluru

Hluru is a pioneer in the steel tongue drum industry. We insists on only making high-quality steel tongue drums and selecting high-quality raw materials. After manual craftsmanship and attention to detail processing, it has won the trust and recognition of consumers with excellent quality, and has become one of the excellent steel tongue drum manufacturers in the industry.

The characteristic of wood and timbre

It is made of copper containing steel with corrosion resistance. It is small and exquisite appearance, and easy to carry and play. Without music theory knowledge, you can also tap the rhythm to purify the soul with pure sound.

Recommended for people

This steel tongue drum is the best choice for professional players. It has new upgraded material, ethereal and crisp timbre, and wide range of music styles, which is more suitable for professional performance.

Series description

Upgrade instructions

The steel tongue drums of Hluru brand are made of high-end steel customized from the steel factory, which does not contain strong magnetism compared with the low-end steel in the market. The stronger the magnetism, he more iron (FE) impurities contained in the steel, and the easier it is to rust. For metal musical instruments, rust will greatly shorten the service life and bass

accuracy. At the same time, if there are too many iron elements, the metal properties will be too soft. The more likely it is to produce mixing sound when knocking, that is, playing the so-called "buzzing" sound or "knocking iron" sound.