Handpan D Aegean 20 - Low Pitch, Premium Stainless Steel
The D Aegean 20 Low Pitch handpan is the widest arrangement in the Aegean scale – 20 notes, 13 on the upper dome and 7 on the lower, with the lowest note B2 below the D3 ding.
Premium stainless steel provides long sustain and a warm, deep tone.
Scale: (B) D (E) / F# (G#) A (B) C# D (E) F# G# A (B) C# D (E) F# G# A
432 Hz or 440 Hz tuning - selectable.
Comfort and mobility
Each instrument comes with a soft case. You can purchase a hard case for added protection when traveling—from the concert hall to the outdoor venue.
Video showing quality control after unpacking the handpan on site.
Want to compare it to other Aegean models? Read the article about Aegean scale.
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Detailed information about colors can be found here: sample color palette.
Please note that stainless steel or premium stainless steel surfaces may subtly change color over time – this is a natural process that adds a vintage character to the instrument without affecting tone or tuning.
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FAQ
Q: What is a Low Pitch handpan?
A: Low Pitch refers to the instrument's lower register—its notes reach lower than those of a typical handpan. The WD Aegean 20 Low Pitch has a B2 on the lower dome, below the D3 ding. This produces a warm, rich sound with a distinct bass character, ideal for meditation and sound healing.
Q: How many notes does the D Aegean 20 have and how are they arranged?
A: This model has 20 notes arranged on both domes. Layout: (B)D(E) / F#(G#)A(B)C#D(E)F#G#A(B)C#D(E)F#G#A - the letters in parentheses are the notes on the bottom. This wide range allows you to play several octaves simultaneously.
Q: Who is the D Aegean 20 handpan intended for?
A: This instrument is designed for advanced musicians and sound healers looking for a deep, bass sound with a wide harmonic range. The 20 notes take time to master—I recommend it as a progression after at least 1-2 years of playing.
