Musician's Mall Triple C2

The shrutibox Musician's Mall Triple C2 is designed for professionals with particularly high demands. Due to its greatly extended range it produces a unique rich and vibrant drone sound, appreciated especially by musicians and sound therapists.

EU: 409 € (incl. bag)
incl. VAT, plus 13.10 € shipping within Germany / 28.10 € within Europe
Non-EU: 343,70 € (incl. bag)
plus 28.10 € shipping within Europe / overseas on request

Like all shrutiboxes, the Musician's Mall Triple C2 is very reliable and extremely easy to handle. The range stretches over three octaves from C2 to B4. Thus is becomes possible, e.g. when playing individual notes or entire chords of the middle octave starting from C3, to play octaves, fifths and fourths from both higher octaves simultaneously, simulating the basic principles of the harmonic series in this way. Any other imaginable combination of the 36 available chromatic notes can be played as well, of course.

Needs firm holding or wide foot plates when played with Bowring foot pedal. Suitable foot plates are available from India Instruments on request.

Features

36 chromatically tuned notes from C2 to B4; frame made of solid teak wood; surfaces with silk mat synthetic varnish; side parts made of laminated wood; feet, handle and latch made of metall; valves made of plastic; bellows made of cardboard with leather blockings; including sturdy bag.

Manufacturer / Supplier

MUSICIAN'S MALL is a brand of the far-flung Bhargava family of Indian instrument dealers. In 2014, the Bhargavas took over the instrument shop of the Ali Akbar College of Music in California and gave it the new name Musician's Mall. Since then, they have been selling commissioned instruments under this name. Since 2023, we have also been sourcing the shrutiboxes formerly supplied exclusively by MKS from Musician's Mall.

Tuning

The 36 chromatic notes are arranged in three rows on top of one another. The top row features the low octave from C2 to B2, the middle row the octave from C3 to B3 and the bottom row the high octave from C4 to B4. They correspond to the bass, male and female registers of the harmonium.

In India, this shrutibox model is tuned in equal temperament to Western standard pitch with a = 440 hertz. However, due to lower average air temperatures, it may sound slightly higher at a = 441 to 442 hertz in Europe. The difference is so small, that even trained ears do not necessarily notice it. Nevertheless the difference may create problems in studio productions or when playing together with instruments with a tuning that can not easily be adjusted. Therefore we offer manual tuning to a = 440 hertz (or any other reference pitch close to that) on request.

Size

Measure: 41 x 33 x 10 cm, weight: 4.8 kg
Each instrument is individually hand-crafted and might differ from our description.