Artisan Cymbals, Gongs and other Metal Percussion Sound Sculptures
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InfiniTri triangle range. Hand hammered, equilateral shape, orchestral triangles in a proprietary Bronze alloy. Available in 3 weight ranges - light, medium and heavy and in a range of sizes per weight: 4" to 7" in light, 5" to 9" in medium and 8" to 10" in heavy. Other sizes available by special order. These triangles are made one at a time - individually hand-hammered, hand bent, and heat treated.
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Amsterdam triangle range. Hand hammered, isosceles shape, orchestral triangles in a proprietary Bronze alloy. These triangles are based on the favourite antique 9" triangle owned by the Amsterdam Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra. The unequal side lengths and unequal angles make for a more complex overtone spectrum. Available in medium weight only in size 6" to 9". Other sizes and weights available by special order. Also available in High Carbon Steel for a higher pitched and harder sound. These triangles are made one at a time - individually hand-hammered, hand bent, and heat treated.
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Nigel Shipway Signature triangle range. Curved sided orchestral triangles in a carefully selected brass alloy. These triangles are especially good for piano and pianissimo playing (single-handed rolls in particular). The curved shape gives a much softer, complex and diffuse sound than straight sided. Available in light weight only in size 5" to 9". Other sizes and weights available by special order. Also available in 7" and above in High Carbon Steel for a higher pitched and harder sound. These triangles are made one at a time - individually hand curved, hand-hammered, hand bent, and heat treated.
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High Carbon Steel triangle range. Coming soon!. High Carbon Steel versions of many of the above models. In comparison to the Bronze and Brass models, High Carbon Steel offers a more earthy, from-the-gut sound. Less bright but also harder sounding. These triangles are hand-forged one at a time - individually hand-hammered, hand bent, precisely hardened and tempered.
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And here's the original Nolan triangle range - the InifniTri...
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