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HeyMate Kalimba 17 keys Thumb Piano with Study Instruction and Tune Hammer, Portable Hand Piano Mbira Sanza Mahogany Body Ore Metal Tines Perfect Gift for Beginners
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About HeyMate Kalimba 17 Keys Thumb Piano With Study
Kalimba is a kind of national musical instrument with ethnic characteristics in Africa. It is mainly used for accompaniment and it is easy to play. 1.Panel: HeyMate Kalimba chooses made by high-quality solid African Piano wood 2.Keyboard: Use durable metal, carefully built, tuned, easy to pull, clear and clear sound, clear 3.Sound hole: before and after the circular sound hole, using the finger on the sound hole can make the sound more bright, The proper use of the sounding holes during performance, and the mastery of skills will make the sound more diversified 4.Corner: the use of veneer wood, carefully polished, smoother lines, feel smoother 5.The characteristics of the chain: to better achieve the effect of accompaniment 6.Tassel decoration: Enhanced aesthetics 7.The piano tines can be labeled stickers or stickers, more convenient practice Specifications: Material: African piano solid wood + carbon steel Tonality: C tune Keys: 17 keys Item Size: 18 * 13 * 3cm / 7.1 * 5.1 * 1.2in Item Weight: 275g / 9.7oz Package Size: 23 * 20.5 * 8cm / 9.1 * 8.1 * 3.1in Package Weight: 530g / 18.7oz Packing List: 1 * Kalimba 1 * Silicone Finger Protector 1 * Instructions 1 * Cloth Bag 1 * Red and green stickers 1 * Tuning Hammer 1 * Letter and number stickers 1 * Polishing cloth How to tune: 1. Tuning tool: Electric tuner or mobile tuning app （iOS user can download Tuner Lite or insTuner, Android user can download gstrings）, tuning hammer. 2. Tuning steps: (1) Pluck the middle tine of kalimba. (2) Use the tuning hammer to tune the tine, until the note in the tuner match the default note and the pointer directing to the center posit.
