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Yamaha 2.5 Octave Concert Bells (YG1210)

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Model: YAM-YG1210

Availability: In Stock

$1,174.95

Rating: 4.50

2 Customer Reviews

Yamaha YG-1210 bells feature a new, high-carbon steel material treated with a special tempering process that results in a pure, bright tone. The YG-1210 also comes in a full F57 - C88 range and includes a rectangular case with removable li...
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Yamaha 2.5 Octave Concert Bells (YG1210) - Product Information

Yamaha YG-1210 bells feature a new, high-carbon steel material treated with a special tempering process that results in a pure, bright tone. The YG-1210 also comes in a full F57 - C88 range and includes a rectangular case with removable lid.

PICTURED WITH YGS100 ROLLING BELL STAND (NOT INCLUDED).

To increase sustain and resonance, each model uses nodal point support strings with single pin bar mounting.

Range: F57 - C88
Bars: High carbon steel; chrome finish
Bar sizes: 1 1/4" x 1/4"
Dimensions: 31" x 19" x 4 1/4"
Frame: Hardwood with rubber feet in full size case with removable lid
Pitch: A=442Hz
Weight: 34 1/2 pounds (including case)
Case: Rectangular

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As advertised, excellent customer service

Comments:

These concert bells are resonant and bright, They are exactly as described , they arrived on time, but something had happened in transit and the item had to be replaced, Jim at Steve Weiss got it ALL right, the new bells were shipped off fast to help me with a deadline. Professional, courteous, and honest... excellent experience.

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Posted By:

Christina Hanson

Rating:

5.00

Nice but...

Comments:

These are nice, very bright! But they resonate far to long for my ears. Of course, I didn't know that until after I bought them. To remedy that, I cut a thin piece of felt, twice the length of the keyboard, folded it in half so it is the length of the keyboard, then folded it in half length-wise so it's half as wide. Then I tucked it in between the "black keys" and the natural keys. Seems to be fine now!

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Posted By:

Michael

Rating:

4.00
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