Standard Pata Pata Harmonium- 42 Keys
₨25,800.00
| Brand | Nepal Music Gallery |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Traders |
| Model | 9_Stopper |
| Product Dimensions | 60 x 32 x 28 cm; 9 Kilograms |
| Item model number | 5_Stopper |
| Number Of Items | 1 |
| Material | Seasoned Teek Wood |
| Manufacturer | Traders |
| Item Weight | 9kg |
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✔ BRAND NEW HAND MADE MUSICALS INSTRUMENT,
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✔ SUPER FINE QUALITY, PRO GRADE HARMONIUM, 9 STOPS,
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✔3 1/2 OCTAVES, 42 KEY, SEVEN FOLD BELLOW, Non COUPLER FUNCTION,
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✔ HIGH QUALITY TWO SET OF BRASS REEDS,
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✔ INCLUDES, GIG/TRAVEL BAG FOR HARMONIUM
1 years free warranty and free servicing From Nepal Music Gallery
Description
It sounds like this handmade harmonium fromNepal Music Gallery is a quality instrument that would be ideal for average middle-range players. It has all the features you might be looking for in a harmonium, including a portable design, gig bag, and 7 stoppers with 7-fold bellows. It also has a total of 42 keys, a long sustain sound, and is tuned to A440 pitch.
Additionally, it has a beautiful lacquer finish, two side carry handles, a keyboard cover with lock, and a jaali frame on the keys, which adds a unique touch to its design. This harmonium is suitable for use in various music genres, such as yoga, bhajan, kirtan, and even DJing.
Overall, it seems like a great choice for someone looking for a quality harmonium that is both portable and versatile.
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