Detail 01
140 bars
A high bar count means a denser sweep with fewer audible gaps between individual notes.

Independent shopping perspective
A 140-bar double-row bar chime for studio and stage percussion. For drummers and engineers who want a long, dense wash rather than a thin sparkle.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
A high bar count means a denser sweep with fewer audible gaps between individual notes.
Detail 02
Bars mounted in two rows, so one pass across hits more bars and doubles the wash.
Detail 03
You can play one row for a lighter accent or sweep both for the full effect.
Detail 04
Uncoated bar surface; expect visible handling marks over time rather than a painted look.
Detail 05
The wash rings well past the stroke, so it needs damping in fast passages.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
One sweep engages two rows of bars instead of one, producing a thicker, more continuous wash. Play a single row when you want a lighter accent.
You need a chime arm or holder to hang it. It does not ship with a mount, so budget for one.
Not if you want the chime to carry over a full band. Higher bar counts mainly buy density and sustain, which cut through a loud mix.
Damp with your free hand or forearm right after the sweep. Long sustain is the point of a chime this size, so muting technique matters.
Reference
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