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Meinl TMWGS-XL Wooden Gong Stand - for gongs up to 50"

Meinl TMWGS-XL Wooden Gong Stand - for gongs up to 50"

$229.99
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Description
Meinl TMWGS-XL Wooden Gong stand for Gongs and Tam Tams up to 50" in diameter.

Specifications

SKU TMWGS-XL

Shipping Info

USA Shipping 

Orders usually ship Same Day when ordered before 1pm PST. However, shipping time can range between 24-48 hours of purchase, depending on the size of the order and stock quantity.

We use UPS Ground for orders in the US 48 contiguous states and ship M-F.

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Customer Reviews

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Jerry Greer
These guys always hook me up!

I’ve been buying gongs from the San Francisco shop since 2016, have three amazing gongs now that I use in my sound healing business. Highly recommend a visit to both the SF and LA stores for all your gongs and accessories:))

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Wayne Stork
Beautiful!!! Sturdy!!

It arrived in perfect condition. Easy to assemble! Our Gong fit perfectly!

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Lyndsay Calusine
Budget Godsend for a Big Gong

I quite impulsively brought home a queenly gong of ample girth (~47"); well worth my investment, but I hadn't factored in the expense of a stand. Thinking I might ultimately want to play my beautiful new gong both at home and elsewhere, not finding the tubing set-ups particularly pleasing to the eye, and with limited funds, the XL Meinl wooden gong stand fit the bill for me on many fronts.
The stand's attractive, tho a bit lean-y, and somewhat sway-y when the gong gets a-swinging. I haven't travelled with it yet, so can't speak to how it bears frequent dismantling and reassembly. But it certainly looks nice, and I get to play my gong to my heart's content. I plan to invest in a set of casters to make relocating it a bit easier (despite harboring fears it might not be able to withstand a potential modification to the weight distribution).