Adams XSLD35 Xylophone Academy EXHIBITOR
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Adams Xylophone Academy XSLD35
The smallest xylophone model in the ADAMS Solist Series is the 3 1/2-octave tabletop model with large bars made of light rosewood. The other xylophones have a range of either 3 1/2 or 4 octaves and are available in either octave or fifth tuning. The octave-tuned instrument has a clear, bright sound and is most commonly used in European countries. On an octave-tuned xylophone, the first overtone is 2 octaves above the fundamental. On a fifth-tuned instrument, the fifth lies between the fundamental and the double octave, resulting in a clear and bright sound. Fifth-tuned xylophones produce a short, piercing tone that cuts through even in a large orchestra.
Light Rosewood is a hard, resonant wood that offers excellent value for money. Rosewood has long been considered the perfect wood for crafting mallet instruments. A rich, balanced sound is the result when experienced ADAMS instrument makers craft tone bars from select rosewood. KunPlastic tone bars are particularly suitable for use in music schools and outdoor performances due to their durability.
All xylophones feature the patented, height-adjustable Voyager frame. The longitudinal rails and resonators simply fold down for convenient transport.
Adams Academy XSLD35 Xylophone
- Tabletop model
- Rosewood bars (38.5 mm)
- Range: 3.5 octaves
- Octave tuning
- A = 442 Hz
- Weight: 15 kg
- Length: 121 cm
- Includes dust cover
- Includes 1 pair of mallets
- includes stand
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| Safety and warning information | Die für das Produkt geltenden Sicherheits- und Warnhinweise sind in der Bedienungsanleitung des Produkts aufgeführt. |
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| manufacturer information | Adams Musical Instruments Aziestraat 17-19 6014 DA Ittervoort (Nederland) NETHERLANDS info@adams-music.com |
This term refers to products on display in our showroom. In rare cases, display models may show slight signs of use or may not include the original packaging. They are in perfect working order. Full warranty!
Adams Xylophone Academy XSLD35
The smallest xylophone model in the ADAMS Solist Series is the 3 1/2-octave tabletop model with large bars made of light rosewood. The other xylophones have a range of either 3 1/2 or 4 octaves and are available in either octave or fifth tuning. The octave-tuned instrument has a clear, bright sound and is most commonly used in European countries. On an octave-tuned xylophone, the first overtone is 2 octaves above the fundamental. On a fifth-tuned instrument, the fifth lies between the fundamental and the double octave, resulting in a clear and bright sound. Fifth-tuned xylophones produce a short, piercing tone that cuts through even in a large orchestra.
Light Rosewood is a hard, resonant wood that offers excellent value for money. Rosewood has long been considered the perfect wood for crafting mallet instruments. A rich, balanced sound is the result when experienced ADAMS instrument makers craft tone bars from select rosewood. KunPlastic tone bars are particularly suitable for use in music schools and outdoor performances due to their durability.
All xylophones feature the patented, height-adjustable Voyager frame. The longitudinal rails and resonators simply fold down for convenient transport.
Adams Academy XSLD35 Xylophone
- Tabletop model
- Rosewood bars (38.5 mm)
- Range: 3.5 octaves
- Octave tuning
- A = 442 Hz
- Weight: 15 kg
- Length: 121 cm
- Includes dust cover
- Includes 1 pair of mallets
- includes stand
This text was automatically translated and may contain errors.
This term refers to products on display in our showroom. In rare cases, display models may show slight signs of use or may not include the original packaging. They are in perfect working order. Full warranty!
Adams Xylophone Academy XSLD35
The smallest xylophone model in the ADAMS Solist Series is the 3 1/2-octave tabletop model with large bars made of light rosewood. The other xylophones have a range of either 3 1/2 or 4 octaves and are available in either octave or fifth tuning. The octave-tuned instrument has a clear, bright sound and is most commonly used in European countries. On an octave-tuned xylophone, the first overtone is 2 octaves above the fundamental. On a fifth-tuned instrument, the fifth lies between the fundamental and the double octave, resulting in a clear and bright sound. Fifth-tuned xylophones produce a short, piercing tone that cuts through even in a large orchestra.
Light Rosewood is a hard, resonant wood that offers excellent value for money. Rosewood has long been considered the perfect wood for crafting mallet instruments. A rich, balanced sound is the result when experienced ADAMS instrument makers craft tone bars from select rosewood. KunPlastic tone bars are particularly suitable for use in music schools and outdoor performances due to their durability.
All xylophones feature the patented, height-adjustable Voyager frame. The longitudinal rails and resonators simply fold down for convenient transport.
Adams Academy XSLD35 Xylophone
- Tabletop model
- Rosewood bars (38.5 mm)
- Range: 3.5 octaves
- Octave tuning
- A = 442 Hz
- Weight: 15 kg
- Length: 121 cm
- Includes dust cover
- Includes 1 pair of mallets
- includes stand
This text was automatically translated and may contain errors.
| Safety and warning information | Die für das Produkt geltenden Sicherheits- und Warnhinweise sind in der Bedienungsanleitung des Produkts aufgeführt. |
|---|---|
| manufacturer information | Adams Musical Instruments Aziestraat 17-19 6014 DA Ittervoort (Nederland) NETHERLANDS info@adams-music.com |
This term refers to products on display in our showroom. In rare cases, display models may show slight signs of use or may not include the original packaging. They are in perfect working order. Full warranty!
Adams Xylophone Academy XSLD35
The smallest xylophone model in the ADAMS Solist Series is the 3 1/2-octave tabletop model with large bars made of light rosewood. The other xylophones have a range of either 3 1/2 or 4 octaves and are available in either octave or fifth tuning. The octave-tuned instrument has a clear, bright sound and is most commonly used in European countries. On an octave-tuned xylophone, the first overtone is 2 octaves above the fundamental. On a fifth-tuned instrument, the fifth lies between the fundamental and the double octave, resulting in a clear and bright sound. Fifth-tuned xylophones produce a short, piercing tone that cuts through even in a large orchestra.
Light Rosewood is a hard, resonant wood that offers excellent value for money. Rosewood has long been considered the perfect wood for crafting mallet instruments. A rich, balanced sound is the result when experienced ADAMS instrument makers craft tone bars from select rosewood. KunPlastic tone bars are particularly suitable for use in music schools and outdoor performances due to their durability.
All xylophones feature the patented, height-adjustable Voyager frame. The longitudinal rails and resonators simply fold down for convenient transport.
Adams Academy XSLD35 Xylophone
- Tabletop model
- Rosewood bars (38.5 mm)
- Range: 3.5 octaves
- Octave tuning
- A = 442 Hz
- Weight: 15 kg
- Length: 121 cm
- Includes dust cover
- Includes 1 pair of mallets
- includes stand
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