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American Hammered Dulcimer, Hearts
Mid-East Mfrg.
46 strings, 12 left & 11 right courses (12/11 = two 1/2 octave). The body is solid rosewood, the soundboard, is mahogany veneer plywood for strength with rods under the soundboard to help with tone and add strength. Movable bridges, stand sold separately. 23 courses of 2 strings each...chromatic Far left playing courses longest to shortest:D# E F# G# A B C# D E F# G ACenter courses long to short:G# A B C# D E F# G A B C DFar right courses long to short:D E F# G A B C D E F G
Price: $419.90
Sale Price: $335.92
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American Hammered Dulcimer, Knotwork
46 strings, 12 left & 11 right courses (12/11 = two 1/2 octave). The body is solid rosewood, the soundboard, is mahogany veneer plywood for strength with rods under the soundboard to help with tone and add strength. Movable bridges, stand sold separately.There a 2 knotwork cutouts in soundboard. Comes with 2 setsof hammers.
Price: $419.90
Sale Price: $335.92
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EMS Mt Dulcimer, 5 String, Hearts, Case
Mid-East Mfrg.
34, 5 strings, 19 frets, rosewood frame with an unfinished spruce soundboard, hour-glass shape, 4-heart shaped cutouts in soundboard. Includes pick and wooden slide and case. This dulcimer is crafted from an historic design by The Early Music Shop. Most early dulcimers had a strictly diatonic scale; that is, the frets were placed so as to produce a major scale (do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do) with no extra half steps. More recently, dulcimer players have found that the placement of an extra fret between the 6th and 7th fret allows two things. A major scale can be produced starting at another point (on the open string), and most songs containing accidental notes can he played. The 6 1/2 fret adds versatility. The disadvantage is that it takes a while to get used to the extra fret if you have been playing a dulcimer without it. This dulcimer has the 6 1/2 and the 13 1/2 frets.
Price: $229.90
Sale Price: $182.92
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Dulcimer Banjo
Mid-East Mfrg.
The dulcimer banjo has 4 metal strings with guitar gears. This Dulcimer Banjo is strung with the lighter melody strings to the outside (right side as you look at it face on). You can easily restring it with the melody strings close to you for the dulcimer set up; just rotate the free floating bridge to maintain the appropriate string spacing.The body is made of rosewood with a spruce soundboard.Ebony nut with 2 circular design cutouts in the sounboard.36 1/2 inches long2 inches deep7 inches at the widest part of the body31 inches from nut to the base
Price: $175.90
Sale Price: $140.72
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Mountain Dulcimer, 4 String, Hearts
Mid-East Mfrg.
4 strings, rosewood frame with spruce soundboard, hour-glass shape, heart shaped cutouts in soundboard. Case (DMHC) sold seperately. Most early dulcimers had a strictly diatonic scale; that is, the frets were placed so as to produce a major scale (do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do) with no extra half steps. More recently, dulcimer players have found that the placement of an extra fret between the 6th and 7th fret allows two things. A major scale can be produced starting at another point (on the open string), and most songs containing accidental notes can he played. The 6 1/2 fret adds versatility. The disadvantage is that it takes a while to get used to the extra fret if you have been playing a dulcimer without it. This dulcimer has the 6 1/2 and the 13 1/2 frets
Price: $144.90
Sale Price: $116.72
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