Tuning Forks Set of 4
Four tuning forks are mounted on a single proper sized resonance box to produce a major chord. Forks have frequencies of C1 256, E 320 Hz, G 384 Hz and C2 512 Hz. When struck together with hammer, the forks will produce the chord of C major, supplied with one hammer.
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