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I recently heard from a customer who told me that his tuning forks had turned black. I thought he was being a little dramatic. Tuning forks may oxidize which causes dark splotches on a fork but comple … read more

With the introduction of the Weighted Solfeggio Tuning Fork set, the question of why the weighted frequencies are not the same as the unweighted frequencies comes up often. Often converting unweighted … read more

I occasionally get questions about the different Om tuners available. There are two common Om tuning forks, the 136.1 hz which is sometimes called the Mid Om and the Low Om whose frequency is 68.05 hz … read more

This post is in response to a question I received regarding the Weighted Solfeggio Tuning Fork set. Why are the frequencies for the weighted Solfeggio not the same as the unweighted Solfeggio?&nb … read more

Often when you tap an unweighted tuning fork you will hear a high pitched tone along with the actual frequency of the tuning fork. That high pitch tone is called a high harmonic and is normal, it is j … read more