The largest gong in history and an audiophile phenomenon

This monumental nickel silver instrument, weighing 120 kg and measuring 236 cm in diameter, impresses not only with its size but also with its unique sound. The varying thickness of the metal—from 4 mm in the center to 18 mm at the edges—ensures sustain of up to 5 minutes.

The Gongzilla emits fundamental frequencies of 73–146 Hz and a powerful sub-bass, perceived by the body as infrasonic vibration. The water-like spectrum of overtones creates the sensation of a moving wall of sound and shimmering high notes.