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Product Code: B209
Availability: 7 - 9 months

Price: 1,674.00€
Ex Tax: 1,350.00€

Tabura-bouzouki with 7 strings made from mulberry based on a Jovan Tsaous original bouzouki with the following specifications:

  • Speaker wood: mulberry
  • Rosetete ornaments made by mulberry
  • Figure (tonewood decoration) : inlay around the sound holes
  • Fretboard from ebony with wooden marks and wooden contour
  • Nylon frets
  • Tuning machines: wooden - ebony 
  • neck made form walnut and carbon fiber neck rod
  • speaker staves: 22
  • speaker size: medium

Sound Combination:

  Tonewood A

  Speaker A

 


 

 
Woods sound combination
Speaker wood A
Top wood A
Speaker
Number of staves 22
Speaker size Small
Top
wood Spruce
Fretboard
Borders YES - double wooden border
Fretboard scale 67cm
Fretboard wood Ebony
Signs material Wood - maple
Headstock
Tuning machines Wooden

in stock instruments

bouzouki trihordo is a musical instrument that belongs to the family of Byzantine lute and tabura. One of the oldest musical instruments in our tradition. It is very widely used by musicians during the rebetiko songs recordings. It was the instrument of Markos Vamvakaris, Vasilis Tsitsanis, Giannis Papaioannou and many more greek composers and solists. It has 3 pairs of steel strings and it is tuned D-A-D.

The greek tzouras musical instrument is a small scale bouzouki with a small size speaker, more bright sound and short string length.

The oud (Arabic: عود ) Arabic pronunciation: ['ʕuːd] is a short-neck lute-type, pear-shaped stringed instrument with 11 or 13 strings grouped in 5 or 6 courses

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