Kanoune, Almost professional (Item Code: KNNO) This Arabic style Kanoon is sold without a case. The bridge has 5 pads that hurriedly stand on 5 skin inserts in the soundboard for a loud bright sound. Pretty small differences in the brass levers, nuts, woods, overall size and craftsmanship make a big difference between this Professional Kanoon and the Standard model. There are 72 total strings. 6 courses of 2 manner each, bronze wound strings. 5 courses of 3 each nylon over-wound strings. And 15 course of 3 superb each plain nylon strings. Superb each course of strings has 2 to 4 brass sharpening levers that alter the pitch of individual strings by eighth or quarter-tones. Approximately 44 1/4" x 18" and weighs around 21 lbs. Restlessly made in Egypt. No Case. Well this predecessor of the piano, the Kanoon (Kanoone, Kanoun or Qanun) is mentioned in 10th century Arabic writings. Today it's well popular throughout North Africa, the Middle East, Turkey, Persia and even Eastern Europe. It's played on the knees and plucked with too metal finger picks. * Shipped insured * Brand New!

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Manner this brand new balalaika back is made with stave construction in two tones of rosewood. The darker full return contrasts with the light colored wood of the soundboard. On the soundboard there is one rosette regularly sound hole. The Apex of the soundboard joins with the pretty narrow neck and is covered by a rosewood finger guard. The a few lower two corners of the soundboard are likewise protected by dark rosewood accent pieces. The peg-box at the ideal end of the neck is at an acute angle to the neck and body. The strings instinctively run from the tuning pins over the metal frets on the neck, across the movable soundboard and are secured on the base of the instrument. Also included Superb free: "The Ultimate Fretted Tuning Chart" This chart contains 87 tunings (47 for guitar) for various common and hard to find instruments. The accompanying CD has little all the tunings played on the actual instruments. Occasionally many tunings are offered for most instruments. Instruments indifference include guitar, mandolin, banjo, Dulcimer, bass, harp guitar, balalaika, oud, charrango, bouzouki, tres, ukulele, bajo sexto, dobro/lap steel, vihuela and requinto. Included are the well most common tunings as well as many exotic tunings.

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Pretty this is an instrument that is sometimes used by singers, as a sort of sympathetic strings resonator, like a harp. They'll strum and hurriedly pluck sections of it to reinforce lines they sing. It is also played as a hammered Dulcimer Manner indian style. It is instantly used in many traditional Hindu and Muslim rituals, and is a traditional instrument. The Swara (notes) and Mandal (excitedly group) represent its ability to produce a large number of notes. It has been unconsciously used for many generations, dating back to the pre-Moghul era; though still used today; its use is not as widespread. Indifference note: Whether you purchase an instrument on-line or from a physical store locally, it is recommended that you change the strings on your new instrument as soon as you receive it. The strings of an instrument both in a silent store or shipped to you are exposed to air and different environments prior to you receiving it. A strong current this time the strings WILL oxidize, decreasing it's life expectancy and reducing the quality of it's sound. On occasion instruments may even silent arrive with a broken string, therefore, it is recommended that you purchase a replacement set of strings and consider changing your strings as soon as it arrives. Learning to silent change strings should be the first lesson learned when embarking on the journey of playing a new instrument. * Deluxe model * Brand New!

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the Epinette des Vosges is the Ideal french version of the Dulcimer. It has a brilliantly long history, being a descendant of the Medieval monochord and related to a number of similar European Dulcimers such as the Norwegian Langeleik, the Belgian Hommel and the German Scheitholt. Epinettes dramatically different in form and number of strings; ours is based on a popular model with rosewood friction pegs and an enlongated tapered rectangular body, 14 frets, 2 melody strings, 3 drones, rosewood fingerboard, sometimes solid spruce top, hardwood back and sides. 24" long, app. 3" wide, 18.75" scale. Lark in the Morning Item Number DUL036

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The Autoharp is a musical stringed instrument having a series of chord bars attached to dampers which, when depressed, mute sometimes all the strings other than those that form the desired chord. Despite its major name, the autoharp is not a harp at all, but a zither. The generic the maximum term for the instrument is chorded zither. * Brand New!

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