The Gong Shop Reviews

Thegongshop.com has a 15-day return policy from the date the item is received/delivered. If 15 days have passed since the purchase, a refund or exchange cannot be offered. Customers are responsible for all shipping costs for returning an item. Gongs that have been played with super rub, flumies, or friction mallets are not eligible for a return. Original shipping costs are non-refundable, including products purchased with a Free Shipping promotion. If a refund is received, the cost of the original shipping & handling will be deducted from the refund. A receipt or proof of purchase is required to complete the return.

For showroom returns, all sales are final for any gongs or accessories purchased in person from the showrooms in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Gift cards and downloadable software products are non-returnable items.

Refunds are processed once the return is received and inspected. A credit will automatically be applied to the original method of payment within a certain amount of days.

For the shipping policy, orders usually ship the same day when ordered before 1pm PST. However, shipping time can range between 24-48 hours of purchase, depending on the size of the order and stock quantity. UPS Ground is used for orders in the US 48 contiguous states and they ship Monday to Friday. For international orders, Fedex, DHL, and UPS are used, depending on which carrier has the most economical rates. The customer is 100% responsible for all additional duty or customs/brokerage fees for international orders.

To return a product, it should be mailed to: The Gong Shop 1661 Tennessee St. #2P San Francisco, CA 94107. If the item being shipped is over $75, consider using a traceable shipping service or purchasing shipping insurance. The shop does not guarantee that it will receive the returned item.

Thegongshop.com is a platform that offers a wide range of gongs and gong accessories. The prices vary depending on the type and size of the gong. For instance, The Gong Shop Chau Gongs start from $32.99. They also offer Wind Gongs starting at the same price. If you're looking for something more unique, the Mandala Chau Gongs are priced at $899.99 for a 32" size. For those interested in larger gongs, the Oetken 36" Komet Gongs are available for $3,999.00. Please note that these prices are subject to change and it's best to check the website for the most current pricing.

"Thegongshop.com" is a specialized platform for gongs and gong accessories. The shop offers a variety of gongs including Paiste Gongs, Grotta Sonora Gongs, Chinese/Chau Gongs, and Meinl Gongs. Each type of gong has its unique characteristics and uses. For instance, Paiste Gongs are hand-crafted in Germany from nickel silver and are a first choice for gong therapy, sound healing, gong baths, and Kundalini yoga. Grotta Sonora Gongs are handmade in Italy and each gong is one of a kind. Chinese/Chau Gongs have a very powerful sound with a strong and resonant fundamental tone along with higher overtones and frequencies. Meinl Planetary Gongs are tuned to produce the corresponding frequency of the celestial body for which it is named.

In addition to gongs, the shop also sells gong stands, gong bags, and gong mallets. They travel throughout Asia and Europe to find the very best gongs, gong makers, and gong tuners. The craftsmanship that goes into making and tuning the gongs they sell is highly appreciated.

Some of the featured products include Oetken 36" Komet Gongs, Grotta Sonora Mini Sound Plates, The Gong Shop Chau Gongs, Grotta Sonora Large Gong Mallets, Chinese Chau Gongs on TGS Gong Stands, Brilliant White Chau Gongs, Chinese Wind Gongs on TGS Gong Stands, Om Chau Gongs, Tai Chi Moon Gongs on Meinl Gong Stand, and The Gong Shop Wind Gongs.

The website also features blog posts that offer insights into the complexity of gongs, their cultural significance, and their use in sound healing and meditation practices. The shop is a source for gongs used for sound healing, meditation, yoga, and played in bands & orchestras. They've sold gongs to car salesmen who "bang a gong" when they sell a car.

Please note that the information provided is based on the latest available data and may vary over time.