Handpan D Minor 9-12 Notes - Stainless Steel, Hand Tuned
Handpan D Minor 9-12 Notes - Stainless Steel, Hand Tuned
Handpan D Minor 9-12 Notes - Stainless Steel, Hand Tuned
Handpan D Minor 9-12 Notes - Stainless Steel, Hand Tuned
Handpan D Minor 9-12 Notes - Stainless Steel, Hand Tuned
Handpan D Minor 9-12 Notes - Stainless Steel, Hand Tuned

Handpan D Minor 9-12 Notes - Stainless Steel, Hand Tuned

£729.99
  • Handcrafted in Europe
  • Tuned by hand and sound-checked
  • 30-day returns and a 2-year warranty
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What is included

  • Protective bag Protective bag £129.99 Free
  • Mallets Mallets £19.99 Free
  • Edge protector Edge protector £69.99 Free
  • Handpan stand Handpan stand £99.99 Free

You save £319.96 - accessories included.

Description

Handpan in D minor in stainless steel - a clear way into the world of the handpan

A handpan in D minor is the sound most people picture when they first hear one: warm, open, calming straight away. This model from the Origine range is made for anyone who wants to start without detours, available with 9, 10 or 12 notes and at 440 Hz or 432 Hz.

D minor: the scale that sounds right by itself

D minor is considered the most approachable tuning there is. Every note fits with every other and there are no wrong notes. That makes this handpan ideal for meditation, yoga, sound healing and free playing. More models are in our D Minor Handpans collection.

Stainless steel: long-lasting and tuning-stable

The shell is made of high-grade stainless steel. This material holds its tuning for years, is unbothered by damp, and gives a bright, long decay with clearly defined overtones. Every instrument is tuned by hand.

9, 10 or 12 notes: you choose your pace

9 notes for an intuitive start, 10 notes for more harmonic freedom, 12 notes for anyone already playing who needs the reach. Not sure? Our Handpans collection helps you choose.

What is included

  • Handpan, hand tuned and sound-checked
  • Padded protective bag, worth 129.99 GBP
  • Pair of precision mallets, worth 19.99 GBP
  • Braided edge protector, worth 69.99 GBP
  • Handpan stand, worth 99.99 GBP

Accessories worth 319.96 GBP in total, at no extra cost. You unpack it and you can play straight away.

Specifications

  • Brand: Resonance
  • Instrument type: Handpan (also called a hang drum)
  • Material: Stainless steel, hand tuned
  • Colour: Brushed silver
  • Diameter: approx. 53 cm (playing surface approx. 50 cm)
  • Height: approx. 24 cm
  • Weight: approx. 4 to 5 kg
  • Tuning: D minor
  • Concert pitch: 440 Hz or 432 Hz, your choice
  • Number of notes: 9, 10 or 12 notes (selectable)
  • Suitable for: adults and teenagers, women and men, playable with no musical background

Handcrafted: slight variations in dimensions, shade and finish are possible, and are a sign of genuine handwork.

Why Resonance

Every instrument is tuned and sound-checked before it leaves us. Dispatched within 24 hours, insured and tracked. 30 days to play it at home: if the sound does not convince you, we take the instrument back. If you are unsure which model to choose, you can reach us before and after your purchase.

Which tuning suits me?

Kurd D minor is where most players start: warm, meditative and approachable from the first touch. Celtic D minor is more melodic, Amara more open and weightless. All three sit in D minor and none of them contains a wrong note.

Can I return my instrument?

Yes, within 30 days of receiving it. How the return works and which conditions apply is set out in our refund policy.

Resonance Handpan
Why Resonance

Handcrafted in Europe, checked by Resonance

Every handpan is hammered by hand, tuned note by note by ear, and sound-checked before dispatch. Care and reliability are what we build on.

Resonance Handpan
For your quiet

A few minutes, and the day lets go

On a handpan there are no wrong notes, with no notation and no prior experience. One stroke, and the carousel in your head begins to slow down.