The Penebel Gamelan (7 Note) is a traditional Indonesian percussion instrument inspired by ancient Balinese culture. It features seven aluminium chimes mounted on a bamboo casing decorated with a traditional dot pattern design, producing a bright, tingling sound with a calming quality. Unlike western tuned instruments, it follows its own tonal system, making it ideal for meditation, relaxation, and immersive rhythmic exploration. This version has thinner tubes for a lighter resonance and comes with a beater for easy playing. Sourced from Bali, Indonesia, it offers a unique cultural sound experience rooted in traditional craftsmanship.
Specifications
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Size
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15cm x 14cm
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Weight
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200g
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Country of Origin
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Bali, Indonesia
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Product Care
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Wipe down with damp cloth.
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Number of notes
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7
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Pitch
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High Pitched
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Decay time
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753ms
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Dominant Frequency Range
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560hz - 11.8khz
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Frequency Range
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180hz - 20khz
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Peak decibels
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84db
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RMS decibels
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58db
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Loudness Rating
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8
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Difficulty Rating
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6
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What’s included
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Penebel Gamelan and Beater
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Attack
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25ms
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Timbre Tone Colour
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Rich and resonant
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Dynamic Range
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High
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Safety Warning
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Contains small parts. Not suitable for children without adult supervision.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the penebel gamelan suitable for beginners?
Yes, it is suitable for beginners due to its simple design and clear tone.
How to play the gamelan?
Use the provided mallet to strike the metal bars gently. Each bar produces a different note, allowing for simple melodies or scales.
What is the gamelan used for?
It is used in early music education, sound therapy, and creative play to teach pitch and rhythm.
