Schlagwerk STF-ME - Tuning Fork Mercury - 141,27Hz
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Schlagwerk
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
The tuning fork is one of the historical tools in the musical world, long used to provide a pitch reference, refine the ear, and stabilize intonation. In a more modern approach, it is also sought after for spoken and sung voice work, as well as for listening and vibration practices aimed at supporting expression and concentration.
Who This Tuning Fork Is For
This tuning fork is intended for musicians (singing, acoustic instruments), educators, and anyone practicing voice, breathing, or communication exercises. It is suitable for both beginners and experienced users, in studios, lessons, rehearsals, or individual practice.
Technical specifications
| Category | handheld |
| Type | Tuning Forks |
| Material | steel |
| Frequencies | 141 Hz |
| Color | Black |
| Hardware | Black |
Questions frequently asked
What is the frequency of the Schlagwerk STF-ME tuning fork?
The Schlagwerk STF-ME is tuned to 141.3 Hz, a frequency within the low-mid range.
Is the 141.3 Hz tuning fork suitable for voice work?
This frequency can be used for spoken or sung voice exercises, as well as for listening and placement work. Its stable pitch reference supports resonance exercises.
What is the length of this tuning fork?
Measuring 20.8 cm in length, this model offers a design intended to maintain a stable vibration while providing a comfortable grip.
What materials are used for this tuning fork with wooden handle?
The vibrating part is made of black oxide steel without nickel. A maple wood handle reduces the cold sensation of the metal when held.
Can this tuning fork be used to tune an acoustic instrument?
It can be used as a pitch reference for acoustic instruments and singing. The vibration produced at 141.3 Hz remains pure and stable after activation. The maple handle allows control over the attack and vibration duration.
