Zildjian P0565 - GONG TRADITIONAL 12"
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Zildjian
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
Originating from a millennia-old East Asian tradition, the gong accompanies both ceremonies and modern orchestras. This 12-inch model follows traditional manufacturing codes while offering an accessible and versatile format. Its complete pack with stand and mallet makes it a practical solution for study, stage, and sound design without additional purchases.Who This Gong Is For
Perfect for beginners wanting to explore orchestral percussion as well as for intermediate and advanced players seeking a deep, organic accent. Ideal in orchestras, brass bands, world music, sound design, theater, and also in rock and ambient contexts for dark, enveloping impacts.Technical specifications
| Category | gong | Hammering | Yes |
| Type | traditionnelle | Color | Bronze |
| Cymbal diameter | 12 " | Finishing | Traditional |
| Material | B20 | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the Zildjian P0565 come with a stand and a mallet?
The pack includes a stand frame and a mallet, allowing immediate installation of the 12-inch gong.
What sound does a traditional 12-inch bronze gong produce?
The hammered bronze delivers a dark, deep, and warm tone. The strike is precise, followed by a controlled sustain composed of warm harmonics.
Is this gong suitable for starting orchestral percussion?
This model is suitable for studying orchestral percussion thanks to its 12 in diameter and included stand. Its size allows practice of strikes and crescendos with the mallet. It can also be used in orchestra, marching band, or theater.
Is the gong ready to be mounted on its stand?
Pre-drilled and corded, it attaches directly to the supplied frame.
What effect does the heavy thickness have on this Zildjian gong?
The heavy thickness increases dynamic range and projection. The hammering contributes to a more complex response depending on the striking area and force.



