Rainbow Trio Metallophone

This bright outdoor metallophone features eleven thick anodised aluminium bars tuned to a C major pentatonic scale from C5 to C6. Players strike the bars with hands or mallets to produce clear, sweet, high-pitched melodies with excellent resonance. The colourful rainbow finish attracts tamariki and encourages exploration and creativity. Fully accessible design supports wheelchair users and diverse abilities. Durable stainless steel frame and cables withstand New Zealand weather, making it ideal for playgrounds, parks, schools, and sensory gardens where joyful waiata and shared play bring tamariki and whānau together.

$3,257

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Product Dimensions0.385 x 0.90 x 0.315m
SKU: PP-RTME-RB-HD-GF

This cheerful outdoor metallophone uses eleven thick anodised aluminium bars suspended on heavy-duty nylon-coated galvanised steel cables within a strong stainless steel frame. Tuned to a full C major pentatonic scale from C5 to C6, it delivers bright, melodic, high-pitched tones with rich resonance and sustain. Players simply strike the bars using hands or included mallets to create flowing melodies that ascend naturally from middle C, offering endless creative possibilities without any chance of wrong notes.

The vibrant rainbow colour scheme draws young users in and sparks imagination, making it a welcoming focal point in any space. The ergonomic layout and open access support wheelchair users and people of all abilities, promoting truly inclusive musical experiences. Suitable for tamariki of various ages, it helps develop hand-eye coordination, listening skills, and confidence through enjoyable sound-making.

Sound levels measure 54 dB at 50 metres, 65 dB at 10 metres, and 90 dB close by, filling areas with inviting music that carries well without overwhelming. Tough construction resists vandalism and endures New Zealand’s outdoor conditions year after year. Perfect for council parks, school playgrounds, sensory gardens, and landscape projects seeking engaging, multi-sensory features that foster creativity, inclusion, and community connection through shared waiata.

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