Grover Bronze Triangle

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I have tried multiple different sizes triangles in this lineup and the thing that I can say for them is that they are completely adequate. And I don't mean that in a necessarily negative way, because these triangles are pretty cheap, so they will give you a totally workable sound on a budget. If you are just looking for "something triangle sounding," these will do the job perfectly and there's no need to spend any more. School music programs trying to make a budget work, this one's for you. With that said, the sound coming out of these is probably best described as "basic." If you are looking for something a bit more than "sounds triangle-y" with broader sound or more overtones or better sustain then you may find yourself disappointed with the relative simplicity of this option, and you should probably look at some of the higher end options. However, I am giving this a 5-star review, not necessarily because it's the best sound on the market (which it isn't), but because it's 80-90% of the way there for 50% of the cost.

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I'm not a percussionist, but this triangle has a beautiful, pure sound, lots of harmonics, and I would think sound possibilities, depending on how it is struck. It came with a triangle bag for the price and no beater. We will use it for chamber ensemble concerts.

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Its ok. I expected from the size, that the pitch would be higher, (so that I could have graduated sizes AND pitches). But oddly enough, the pitch was lower than other triangles I had that was almost twice the size. It is a little guy, and doesn't sound bad. (not the highest quality, not the worst either). Just beware if you are going for a higher pitch triangle, as this is not the one to get in that case.

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