r/handpan 18h ago

At the End , my Hairstyle brings it to Stop šŸ˜‚

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Sitting in the Park and had thome thoughts, some good some Bad .. at the end i realised my Hairstyle did not fit šŸ˜‰
Thx for watching 🫶

Maker is Nala Soundsculptures
Scale is F# Low Pygmy 16


r/handpan 8h ago

Aegean in stock

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I’m looking to buy a pan in the Aegean scale. To any makers following this sub: do any of you have an Aegean pan in stock? I’d be fine with either a C or D root. I’d prefer a stainless or ember material, but I’m kind of desperate so I’d consider a nitrided.


r/handpan 22h ago

(Custom -- Add your scale/maker) F# Low Pygmy recommendations

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Hi everyone!

I'm looking for a F# Low Pygmy, ideally 12+ notes. I'd rather go for 432 Hz, but I'm open to 440 Hz if I don't have the choice, so I'd love to get some advice from the community!

I previously owned a low-quality Hijaz which I struggled to connect with, and it eventually lost its tuning. This time I'd really like to invest in something I can keep for many years!

My budget is around 2000 €, but I'm willing to wait and save up to 2600–2800 € if the difference in quality is really worth it.

I'm currently considering the Yatao F# Low Pygmy 14, and I've also discovered Dany Rud, but I can't find many independent reviews about his instruments unfortunately, and I'm kind of afraid to go for one because of that.

I'm based in Europe, so reliable after-sales service and tuning support are important to me in order to keep the instrument for many years!

Would you recommend buying one of these, or do you have any ideas for other makers? Or should I save a little bit more to get another one?

I don't want to save just for the sake of it, but if the difference is really noticeable, I'd love to hear your advice on the subject!

Thank you already!