YULA Handpan 20-Note E Amara Expansive, cinematic & soul-centred The YULA 20-note E Amara handpan unlocks a broad tonal landscape—13 top notes and 7 bottom notes—giving you rich melodic freedom, deep low resonance and the rare ability to traverse groove, ambient slow healing tunes and epic cinematic melodies all on one instrument. The E Amara scale (a variation of the Celtic/Amara family) is beloved for its intuitive layout, hypnotic minor character and meditative quality. Because of its hexatonic roots and carefully structured intervals, players often say it invites improvisation, intuitive play and emotional connection. Read the story behind the YULA Handpan collection Why choose the 20-Note E Amara? – Wide 20-note range gives you both deep low end (from the 7 bottom notes) and bright, airy top voices—ideal for layering groove, melody and texture. – Scale versatility: E Amara is known for evoking mood, movement and mystery—with the strength to serve both rhythmic pulse and slow healing immersion. – Familiar yet fresh: This scale supports familiar, memorable melodies (think cinematic themes or ambient soundtracks) while still giving you a unique voice to explore. The extended 20-note layout lets you reinterpret classics or craft your own epic journeys. Why choose the YULA Handpan? – Beautifully balanced tone with rich sustain and exceptional responsiveness. – Handcrafted in small batches and individually tested before shipping. – 1-Year Replacement Guarantee for complete peace of mind. – Lifetime Tuning Support to keep your handpan performing at its best. – Fast Australia-wide delivery with most orders arriving in 2–4 business days. – Includes a premium HCT EVATEK hard case for exceptional protection. Details – Scale: E Amara (20 notes: 13 top, 7 bottom) – Frequency: 432 Hz / 440Hz – Size: Approx. 55 cm diameter – Material: Ember steel – Finish: Matte dark bronze – Included: HCT EVATEK hard case For players who crave expressive range, deep emotion and sonic adventure, this YULA E Amara 20-note handpan invites you to expand your sound, move in flow and meet the instrument that moves you.
