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Bird's eye curly Maple wood Hurdy Gurdy 6 strings 23 keys inlay shell drawing
Bird's eye curly Maple wood Hurdy Gurdy 6 strings 23 keys inlay shell drawing
Bird's eye curly Maple wood Hurdy Gurdy 6 strings 23 keys inlay shell drawing
Bird's eye curly Maple wood Hurdy Gurdy 6 strings 23 keys inlay shell drawing
Bird's eye curly Maple wood Hurdy Gurdy 6 strings 23 keys inlay shell drawing
Bird's eye curly Maple wood Hurdy Gurdy 6 strings 23 keys inlay shell drawing
Bird's eye curly Maple wood Hurdy Gurdy 6 strings 23 keys inlay shell drawing
Bird's eye curly Maple wood Hurdy Gurdy 6 strings 23 keys inlay shell drawing
Bird's eye curly Maple wood Hurdy Gurdy 6 strings 23 keys inlay shell drawing
Bird's eye curly Maple wood Hurdy Gurdy 6 strings 23 keys inlay shell drawing

Bird's eye curly Maple wood Hurdy Gurdy 6 strings 23 keys inlay shell drawing

$ 685.87

Availability: 99 in stock
  • Model: Hurdy Gurdy,
  • Condition: New
  • Instrument: hurdy gurdy
  • Modified Item: No
  • Experience Level: Advanced
  • Type: Hurdy Gurdy
  • Custom Bundle: No

    Description

    Bird's eye Maple wood Hurdy Gurdy 6 strings 23 key inlay shell and drawing
    cocobolo
    wood for the sound body
    The pegs and keys made of the rosewood and ebony wood
    the available string length is about 13 1/4"
    Free with case
    Please copy 3 links to "YouTube" and listen to Hurdy-Gurdy：
    ①https://youtu.be/k9qPI3OJbEE
    ②https://youtu.be/5aQqn0WI0KM
    ③ https://youtu.be/9hIEoqA0hFM
    The hurdy-gurdy is a stringed instrument that produces sound by a hand crank-turned, rosined wheel rubbing against the strings. Melodies are played on a keyboard that presses tangents—small wedges, typically made of wood—against one or more of the strings to change their pitch.
    Hurdy gurdies have been played since Medieval times. For centuries, hurdy gurdy players entertained everyone from royals to peasants. Hurdy gurdy making is a slow and highly technical process but we sell it from our stock and we ready to ship it in 5-10 business days.
    Our instruments have fundamental differences from all modern hurdy gurdies.
    First of all, it is a fundamentally different scheme of the resonator housing which makes the sound deep and voluminous.
    Secondly, this is a real manual work without using power tools at the final processing.