Yamaha YX-135 Xylophon AUSSTELLER

3 1/2 octaves, padauk
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This item is an exhibit.
This term covers products that are on display in our showroom. In exceptional cases, exhibitors may show slight signs of play or may not have the original packaging. They are technically flawless. Full warranty!


Yamaha Xylophone YX-35 G

The Yamaha YX-35G xylophone has 3 1/2 octaves with very high-quality padauk wood sound plates at an extremely affordable price. These soundboards are carefully selected and tuned to provide excellent tonal clarity and resonance.

Information about padauk wood:

This is the name given to wood from trees of various species in the tropical regions of Africa, South East Asia and America as well as South Africa. Of the approximately 20 species (70 species ÄPayer, op. cit.) of the genus Pterocarpus, several are cultivated and used for forestry.
The wood of some species is used industrially. In a narrower sense, the wood of the following species is referred to as padauk wood:

Manila padauk (Pterocarpus indicus) from Southeast Asia
Burma padauk (Pterocarpus macrocarpus) from Southeast Asia
African padauk, Muninga (Pterocarpus angolensis) from Central and East Africa
African padauk, coralwood (Pterocarpus soyauxii Taub.) from Africa

This precious wood is used for fine work such as making musical instruments and the beautiful bright red color of the African Padauk species lasts quite a long time. Over the years, however, the wood darkens and takes on a more brownish tone. The deep 'pores' that characterize the structure of this wood are particularly attractive. Another species produces the precious red sandalwood (Pterocarpus santalinus) and grows in the Philippines, Sri Lanka and India.


The features of the Yamaha YX-135:

  • Range: 3 1/2 octaves (F1-C5)
  • Sound plates: Burmese padauk
  • Tuning: A = 442 Hz
  • all YAMAHA xylophones are delivered in fifths tuning

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Art.Nr.: 218282AUS

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delivery time 2-3 Tage
manufacturer information

Hersteller: Yamaha Music Europe GmbH

Straße: Siemensstr. 22-34

Stadt: 25462 - Rellingen

Land: GERMANY

Kontakt: info@yamaha.de

Original Description

This item is an exhibit.
This term covers products that are on display in our showroom. In exceptional cases, exhibitors may show slight signs of play or may not have the original packaging. They are technically flawless. Full warranty!


Yamaha Xylophone YX-35 G

The Yamaha YX-35G xylophone has 3 1/2 octaves with very high-quality padauk wood sound plates at an extremely affordable price. These soundboards are carefully selected and tuned to provide excellent tonal clarity and resonance.

Information about padauk wood:

This is the name given to wood from trees of various species in the tropical regions of Africa, South East Asia and America as well as South Africa. Of the approximately 20 species (70 species ÄPayer, op. cit.) of the genus Pterocarpus, several are cultivated and used for forestry.
The wood of some species is used industrially. In a narrower sense, the wood of the following species is referred to as padauk wood:

Manila padauk (Pterocarpus indicus) from Southeast Asia
Burma padauk (Pterocarpus macrocarpus) from Southeast Asia
African padauk, Muninga (Pterocarpus angolensis) from Central and East Africa
African padauk, coralwood (Pterocarpus soyauxii Taub.) from Africa

This precious wood is used for fine work such as making musical instruments and the beautiful bright red color of the African Padauk species lasts quite a long time. Over the years, however, the wood darkens and takes on a more brownish tone. The deep 'pores' that characterize the structure of this wood are particularly attractive. Another species produces the precious red sandalwood (Pterocarpus santalinus) and grows in the Philippines, Sri Lanka and India.


The features of the Yamaha YX-135:

  • Range: 3 1/2 octaves (F1-C5)
  • Sound plates: Burmese padauk
  • Tuning: A = 442 Hz
  • all YAMAHA xylophones are delivered in fifths tuning

Picture may differ from the original!


This text has been automatically translated and may contain errors.

Art.Nr.: 218282AUS

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