Try out our handpans (free and non-binding)
Testing Handpans
Have you ever thought about testing handpans? Well here at Opsilon you can test our instrument directly in our seminar room. But this is not the only way to test our instruments.
Handpan Workshops, Lots of time for testing
If you would like to try out several instruments in detail and with instructions, you should come to one of the beginners’ workshops. There are always around 20 instruments there to try out and play. This is because we provide all participants in our workshops with an instrument for the workshop. These are D-Minor instruments.
Here you can find our current workshop dates.
Test a specific scale. Is that possible?
Our standard scale is the D-Minor scale. Our D-Minor scale is a popular instrument that is known from Kate Stone’s “Urban”. We always have instruments of this scale available to test in our seminar house. If you are looking for a different scale, please let us know. If you want to visit us to test a specific scale, please contact us beforehand. We want to make sure, that you can test the scale when you make an appointment so that we can make sure that we have an instrument there. You can find some scales on our YouTube channel and get inspiration there.
We currently have the following scales to test:
D-Minor 9, 10, 11, 13, 19
C Ashakiran 18
E Amara 20
Pygmy 16
Milkyway 9
Free trial of handpans in Süßen
If you are interested in a handpan, you can make a non-binding and free appointment with us. The testing takes place in our seminar house in Süßen.
Opsilon Seminar House:
Brunnenstrasse 48
73079 Süßen
We regularly build the following scales:
Celtic Handpans
Amara Handpans
Pygmy Handpans
Aegan Handpans
Ashakiran Handpans
Hi-Jazz Handpans
And of course: D-Kurd Handpans / D-Minor Handpans.
We can build any scale on request. Simply use the contact form or the chat, or simply write an email or call us.
You can find more handpan scales here.
DMinor Handpans are always there, some of the more special scales that are currently available are the following: