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Zaphir Chime Green (C-Major)

Original price $59.00 - Original price $59.00
Original price
$59.00
$59.00 - $59.00
Current price $59.00
Collection Color: Green (C-Major)

Zaphir Green: for our Intuitive Soundscape Collection in C-Major

matches or C-Major tuned instruments :  Monolina or Monolini in C, Koshi Terra, Sansulas or B9, B17, B5 Kalimba iin C-Major tuning

 

 

 

Customer Reviews

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Debbie L.
Love This Chime

The tones of this chime are beautiful. I have it hanging where I can walk by and play it often.

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K M.
Love the Zephirs!!

I have a set and love these so much. They are well made, and the sound is solid and carries well in small and large spaces. Highly recommend!

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RoseAnne M.
A beautiful addition to my musical instrument library

I love the "water" collection and this chime is one of my favourite instruments (so far!). The D minor tuning is said to be the "saddest" key, but I find it soothing, ethereal, and utterly charming. The gentle tones of this chime bring gentle, meditative tones. Do yourself a favour if you can and get the matching Koshi chime. They sound absolutely amazing together!

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Christine S.
Amazing tool for music therapy and sound healing

LOVE this instrument. A calming, soothing sound, played like the wind in a random way, allowing time for pause. This helps clients and participants in a sound bath feel the magic energy of sound.

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Christine S.
Great music therapy and sound healing tool

As a music therapist, and doing sound healing work, I am loving this instrument. It sounds great alone as a way to begin and end a session as it allows people to really drop in. I use it with my Native American flutes as well. Affordable, durable, easy to play, great sounding, relaxing, helps you breathe more deeply.

Intuitive Soundscapes Collections

While our Soundscapes are centered around the Feeltone Monolina and Monolini and available in 4 tunings. But you don't need to own a monochord to take advantage of a matching collection.

Already have instruments? Find your root note and choose the collection that matches — then build from there.

Starting from scratch? Browse the collections, listen to the tunings, and find the one that speaks to you.