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Q: What diameter are these tingshas? Also, what note and octave?

The tingsha I purchased were two different notes. Leading me to believe that they were not hand tuned. The specificity of your question indicates that the tingsha I purchased would not be what you are seeking to acquire.

Q: Are both symbols tuned the same or are they different to each other?When they chime together do they both make the same sound or are they mixed tones?

And how slow or fast are their beats? I do not yet have a set of these tingshas. However, as a general answer to your question, tingsha pairs are tuned to the same frequency (pitch), but not precisely. That results is a tremolo (vibrating volume beats) that vary in number of beats per second from set to set. The closer the pitches of the two cymbals are together, the slower the beats. If they happen to be precisely in tune (which is rare), there is no beat. The beats are desirable. They add a feeling of depth or echo to the tone, and they entrain the brain to certain brain wave frequencies -- alpha waves, theta waves, etc., depending on the speed of the beats. This puts one into a meditative state (or perhaps an alert state if beta wave beats are produced).

Q: What is the diameter of the bell?

This item is approximately 2 3/4'' in diameter.

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