Thanks!! Appreciate it! \m/

@@sternstaubkind thank you!:) I’ve been meaning to make a lot more vids but haven’t gotten around to it, lazy.. lol feel free for questions happy to help.

@@RobShemeley thanks!

@@indiohandpan Thanks! Of course! Where are you located?

A bit far from Colorado … to the south. How much would an 8+1 Pygmy with D as root note in 20”? And would it be feasible to squeeze an extra note on the top without sacrificing playability or sound quality?

@@indiohandpan can you send me a text? 7194532888

@@marshallbinkley9186 thanks Marshall!

@@jerredchouseman What makes it "Celtic" as apposed to just Dminor?

@@marshallbinkley9186 it’s just a name someone came up with. Since there’s thousands of variations of scales you can make on Handpans. Every variation has a unique name to it. How’s things buddy? You doin good?

Recordings never do it justice. Is that my pan? Or just the same one?

@@jonathanmoynihan3661 we just made it other day

@@SalixMusic-vv1xy thanks!

@@BloodyGospel666 thanks! Appreciate that a lot:)

@@ajnagyptian2012 we never sold a Goliath handpan, they are at least 10x harder and more work to build than a normal handpan. We can’t sell one for anywhere the price it’s worth. Also they are to large to ship, would have to build a custom pallet

Thanks!

Thanks, yeah fundamental and octave take more work to drop. But try tuning them all simultaneously, they will all go out while trying to dial in one by one. Also Tuning the fifth pretty close then raising it to pitch from hammering the top side, next to the note helps raise it tons. Usually tighten the octave on the inside bottom border of the note. And raise the pitch of fundamental either on the outside of the top of border, or inside of pan on the border. But you also have to hammer the bubbles of the note itself to adjust the compression to get the notes in the correct balance. The pinching of the borders are for fine tuning after the note is loosened enough and close. If the note is to low in pitch, tap around on the outside of the note on the area your trying to raise, on the top of the pan

I’m guessing that’s the traditional Celtic minor scale in E? Is your pan made by Dii? I’m not positive because every builder has a different name for scales on pans. Can you give me the notes, then I can give you the perfect matching scale for it

@@jerredchouseman oh ok, no I got it handcraft in Mexico, it sounds like this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpSTlHWMhK2kgZIsi=cy79MYLPkl3i6kkO

Thanks yeah I agree I like both too, but the instrument was in real bad shape before, overall. And the original scale wasn’t fun or versatile, but nice to listen to

Thank you appreciate it! it is $2,600 before shipping

​@@jerredchousemanFor only 9 notes?

@@catfan-bk3mm we make all hand sunk hand built everything. No presses or hydro formed. All hand hammers from flat sheets of stainless. You’ll find other builders pressing everything for the same price from preformed machined sunk shells.

Thank you! Appreciate that, and I totally agree too

Oh I didn’t realize it’s you Jonathan, couldn’t tell from your KZbin channel haha thanks man

What you got in mind?

Thanks Jason!

Thanks! Appreciate it!

I was comparing vids to those, looks really different, this has very weird spikes all over it and shape. The balloons I saw are more uniform. There is similarities but i would say it’s different.

Thanks!

30 inch

Thanks!