Brass set | Solfeggio | Savita Harmony

A brass set of ten therapeutic tuning forks tuned to all nine basic Solfeggio frequencies plus an extension tone of 1122 Hz. The set belongs to our own Savita Harmony line, where we ensure precise tuning, clean sound, and high-quality craftsmanship. Brass tuning forks have a softer sound and longer decay.

The set is suitable for meditation, relaxation, sound work, personal practice, and work with clients.

Key Features

• 10 brass tuning forks of the Savita Harmony series
• All nine basic Solfeggio frequencies plus extension 1122 Hz
• Brass design with a softer sound and longer decay
• Case for storage and transport
• Suitable for meditation, relaxation, and sound work

Frequencies in the set

• 174 Hz - the lowest tone of the set, traditionally associated with relaxation and deeper calming
• 285 Hz - traditionally associated with regeneration and bodily balance
• Ut - 396 Hz - traditionally associated with tension release and a sense of stability
• Re - 417 Hz - traditionally associated with change and release of burden
• Mi - 528 Hz - the most famous Solfeggio tone, often associated with harmony
• Fa - 639 Hz - traditionally associated with communication and relationships
• Sol - 741 Hz - traditionally associated with creativity and clarity
• La - 852 Hz - traditionally associated with focus and meditation
• 963 Hz - the highest tone of the basic series, associated with mind silencing
• 1122 Hz - an extending higher tone that completes the entire palette

How to work with the set

Activate the tuning fork with a gentle strike against a rubber mallet or a soft pad. Hard surfaces are not suitable - they could damage the tuning fork or affect its tuning.

After activation, you can let the tuning fork sound in the space, bring it close to your ear, or place the handle directly on the body. For meditation, you can go through multiple tuning forks sequentially and perceive how the tone changes from lower to higher frequencies.

When working with a client, you can select several frequencies according to the current focus or go through the entire set sequentially - one tuning fork after another, with a short pause between tones.

Specifications

• Type: brass set of therapeutic tuning forks
• Series: Savita Harmony
• Number of tuning forks: 10
• Frequencies: 174, 285, 396, 417, 528, 639, 741, 852, 963 and 1122 Hz
• Material: brass
• Packaging: 10 tuning forks in a case

Who is the set suitable for

The set is suitable for those dedicated to meditation, relaxation, yoga, sound work, or music therapy. It is also suitable for instructors and therapists who want to have the entire Solfeggio series together in one case.

A good choice even for beginners who want a clear and widely used series of frequencies.

Why choose this set

• Complete palette of nine basic Solfeggio frequencies
• Plus an extending tone of 1122 Hz
• Brass design with a softer sound and longer decay
• Part of the Savita Harmony series
• Case for easy storage and transport
• Suitable for personal practice and work with clients

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do Solfeggio frequencies come from?

The word Solfeggio comes from the medieval music theory of Guido of Arezzo from the 11th century. The current form of the series with specific values in Hz was published in the 1990s by Dr. Joseph Puleo. Today, Solfeggio frequencies are mainly used in meditation music, relaxation, and sound work.

What does the Savita Harmony series mean?

Savita Harmony is our own line of tuning forks with an emphasis on precise tuning, clean sound, and high-quality craftsmanship.

Which Solfeggio frequency is the most famous?

The most famous is 528 Hz, often referred to as the "frequency of love". It is among the most sought-after Solfeggio frequencies even as an individual tuning fork.

Can I use only one tuning fork from the set?

Yes. You can use the set as a whole or choose just one specific frequency depending on what suits you at the moment.

Can I try the set out in person?

Yes. You can come to listen to and try out the set in our showroom in Jablonec nad Nisou.