Tuning Fork on Resonance Box
Product Code : EL-PLE-11889
Quick Answer: The Tuning Fork on Resonance Box is a tuning fork set of four forks mounted on a common box, used for demonstrating the formation of a basic major chord. A hammer is included.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Four forks mounted on a common resonance box
- Frequencies of C (256), D (320), G (384) and C (512)
- Complete with hammer
- Demonstrates the formation of a basic major chord
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Number of forks | Four |
| Frequencies | C (256), D (320), G (384), C (512) |
| Mounting | Common resonance box |
| Supplied with | Hammer |
About This Product
This apparatus is used to show how a basic major chord is formed. The four forks share one resonance box, so striking them with the hammer sounds the individual notes and the chord they make together.
Frequently Asked Questions
What frequencies are the forks?
The four forks have frequencies of C (256), D (320), G (384) and C (512).
Is a hammer included?
Yes, the set comes complete with a hammer for striking the forks.
Related: Physics Lab Equipment, Tuning Fork, Resonance Tube Set.
For a quotation on the Tuning Fork on Resonance Box, contact School Lab China.
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