Are there notes for certain chakras?

Dear Customer, Thank you for your interest in HOPWELL tongue drums. We appreciate your question about whether there are notes for certain chakras. In general, there is a belief that certain musical notes or frequencies can correspond to specific chakras in the body. For example, the root chakra is said to be associated with the note C, while the heart chakra is associated with the note F. However, it's important to note that the relationship between musical notes and chakras is not universally agreed upon, and there is no scientific evidence to support this idea. Additionally, different sources may suggest different correspondences between notes and chakras. That being said, many people find that playing music that is believed to correspond to certain chakras can be a helpful tool in balancing and aligning their energy centers. HOPWELL tongue drums are versatile instruments that can be played in a variety of ways, and they can certainly be used to create balmy music that is intended to support the balance and harmony of the chakras. We hope this information is helpful to you. Please let us know if you have any further questions or if there's anything else we can do to assist you. Have a nice day! HOPWELL Customer Support Team

Does the paint completely coat the metal? Does the paint itself contain any metal? I am allergic to nickel and copper in jewelry. Thank you.

Dear Customer, It's a good question! First, the paint completely coats the metal, and also the metal of HOPWELL tongue drum does not contain nickel or copper. About the paint, we adopts the electrostatic powder spraying process. There is no metal in it. The raw material is environment-friendly epoxy resin. It's very safe. Have a nice day! HOPWELL Customer Support Team

What is the macrame piece around the middle of the drum for?

Dear Customer, Thanks a lot for the question! The macrame is used as a protective and decorative element. It gives the drum a more attractive look and protects against damage at the edges. The rope is easy to put on and take off. The knots allow them to be tightened or loosened when adjusting. Have a nice day! HOPWELL Customer Support Team

What's the deal with the middle tongue? Multiple complaints, zero seller response to this specific issue!! It's jangling my jams !

Dear Customer, Thank you for bringing your concerns to our attention regarding the middle tongue of our tongue drum. We apologize for any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused. We appreciate your patience as we address this matter and provide a satisfactory resolution. Please be assured that the tuning of our tongue drums is carefully calibrated before shipping. The majority of drums do not require any adjustments upon receipt. However, due to transportation, there might be a very small number of drums with bent tongues. In such cases, we recommend following the steps below for adjustments. If you find that the tuning issue cannot be resolved through the suggested steps, we are more than happy to offer you a hassle-free return and provide you with a new and fully functioning tongue drum. 1. Remove the soft rubber covering on the bottom of the drum. 2. Use a tuner or tuning app to identify the note produced by the middle tongue and determine if it is flat or sharp. 3. Gently press the middle tongue close to its connection point with the drum using one of the mallets. 4. Check the tuner to see if the pitch has become higher or lower. 5. Continue making slight adjustments by gently pressing on different parts of the tongue until you achieve the desired pitch. We appreciate the feedback from Teresa's who shared her experience with tuning our tongue drums. Her suggestion of using a tuner, along with careful adjustments, can help ensure the middle tongue produces the desired sound. Have a nice day! HOPWELL Customer Support Team

Steel Tongue Drum - 14 Inch 15 Note Tongue Drum - Hand Pan Drum with Music Book, Handpan Drums Mallets and Carry Bag, D Major (Navy Blue)

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