Santoor Strings

This Indian Banjo is a great design in terms of looks and sound. It requires amplifier to get the desired sound. This instrument is made in India and delivers rich and authentic sound. This model includes a protective box. Easy to play and learn.

This instrument is actually a modified Archtop guitar and consists of 20 strings.Three melody strings, five drone strings strung to the peghead, and twelve sympathetic strings strung to the tuners mounted on the side of the neck.

The Sarod is a popular Classical, and semi-classical musical instrument. The fingerboard is made from a metallic smooth plate which is fretless. In other words an Indian fretless guitar. The soundbox is covered with skin, and has a bridge which rest on the skin. Complimentary fibre Glass flight case.

A pack of Sarod Strings.

Made in punjab, this instrument is made in the shape of a peacock and the word ‘taus’ comes from a Persian word meaning peacock. This instrument is very similar to the dilruba in construction and in playing technique.

Concert model. The dilruba is popular in north-west India. It is found in Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra.