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Akadinda
Giant outdoor xylophone with padauk hardwood notes tuned to C major pentatonic and room for up to four players. For inclusive playgrounds and schools.
Overview
Inspired by the traditional xylophone and the largest member of the Ugandan percussion family, the Akadinda is perfect for outdoor musical play. This enormous accessible instrument can accommodate up to four players and is ideal for bringing people together for impromptu performances. Great fun to play with substantial resilient notes made from hardwood (padauk) which gives a natural mellow, low tone tuned to the pentatonic scale in C major A2-D5. Because it's so large, it's loud! Traditionally the base of an Akadinda was made from banana stems. With no banana stems available, our frame is made of treated timber suitable for installation into the ground or surface mounted. The Akadinda is perfect for improvising and experimenting with music while being in the fresh air.
Specification
Certified to the relevant BS EN standard — full details in the product description and data sheet
Safety & surfacing
We'll match the safety surfacing to this item's free-fall height, your site and your budget, and include it in your quote. Where impact-absorbing surfacing is needed, it meets EN 1177. Annual inspection is recommended for school and public installations.
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Tell us your site size and age group and we'll send a layout, surfacing options and a budget price — usually within one working day.