F Pygmy Mutant 16

F Pygmy Mutant 16

Name: F Pygmy Mutant 16 - MAG Instruments
Price: 3516.68 USD
Availability: InStock

$4,466.18

Tone Fields

(Db3, Eb3), F3 / G3, Ab3, (Bb3), C4, (Db4), Eb4, F4, G4, Ab4, C5, Eb5, F5, G5

The F pygmy with the fewer note option is easier to navigate than the F#pygmy, but with a big range from the lowest to highest note.

Gives the melancholic and romantic vibe of the ‘b’ keys.

MAG Instruments F Pygmy handpans are created by our master tuners in the MAG workshop according to the highest musical and technical standards using our strict quality control system.

More About the Pygmy Scale

The Pygmy is one of the oldest and most incomparable handpan scales. You will immediately recognize it by its haunting and uplifting sounds.

Pygmy’s sound uniquely rich in emotions thanks to its pentatonic structure.

Sound:

Its haunting, airy, open and mysterious sounds makes the Pygmy so captivating.
Because it outlines a single consistent chord across all notes, the Pygmy creates a strong emotional resonance.
With fewer notes than a typical 7-note scale, the Pygmy is especially calming to play.

Structure:

A pentatonic scale, missing the 4th and 6th degrees.
The reduced note set allows for a wider pitch range than 7-note scales.
Extended versions with bottom notes often allow the complete minor scale to be played.

Good to know: Unlike Kurd or Amara, Pygmy starts with a second interval from the ding (main tone), giving it a chromatic feel.

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*Case

Please note that if you place an order from a country that is not part of the European Union, you may be required to pay additional customs duties, taxes, or import fees upon delivery. These charges are determined by local customs authorities and are the responsibility of the recipient.

On stock we ship it in 2-3 working days.

All instruments are covered with a special hydrophobic and corrosion-resistant coating.

Cardboard box, with shock-absorbing protection.

The instruments purchased from us will be re-tuned for 2 years in case it gets out of tune. This does not apply to handpans that got out of tune while non-intended use, e.g. for dropped instruments.