Deep Set

With normal use, a friction mallet will last you for friction mallet years. Slight wear on the friction surface is normal. Store it in a dry place away from direct sunlight, and the material will remain flexible for a long time.

Simply wipe it down with a slightly damp cloth and let it dry. Do not use harsh cleaners or solvents. A clean, grease-free playing surface ensures good grip and a clear tone.

Yes, it's precisely that interplay that makes it so appealing: With the mallet, you establish a deep fundamental tone, and with the friction mallet , you friction mallet singing tones on top of it. Many players use both in the same piece.

Our friction mallet handcrafted and inspected individually. You can find details about the materials and manufacturing process in the product description.

Place the friction mallet on the gong's surface friction mallet light pressure and draw it slowly and evenly across the metal. You control the sound by adjusting the pressure, tempo, and position. It takes a little practice for the gong to respond, so be patient and try different spots.

Generally suitable for all standard gongs with a smooth playing surface. The larger the gong, the more surface area you have to rub, and the richer the tones will be. See the product description for details.

A mallet strikes the gong, and a friction mallet drawn across its surface. This produces bright, singing tones that slowly swell and linger in the room. Many describe the sound as the song of whales.

For anyone who wants to unlock new worlds of sound from their gong—from beginners to experienced gong players. With a friction mallet , you friction mallet singing, floating tones that aren’t possible with a regular mallet—ideal for sound journeys and meditation.