Portuguese Guitar Fado Coimbra style.
Mod,GF305 CB.
Top: Solid spruce.
Sides and Back: Mahogany
Tuning, from low to high: C-G-A-D-G-A
Made in Portugal.
10 mm calabó wood finish frame and back cover with hole thickening of 17 mm. Bubinga cober. Four V-shaped strings with tuning system. Allen key for tuning. Measures: 47 x 29 x 29 cm
It keeps the moisture in the reed. The sound of the bagpipes is sweeter since we have a few minutes playing, because the reed is acquiring the moisture from the bellows.
Junior cajon. Ideal for children between 6-12 years. Recommended for schools or other educational centers. The young find the rhythm and the different sounds and so become famliar with the basis of percussion.
Brazilian cavaquinho APC BRO100
Solid spruce top, rings and sapelli bottom.
Finished with open pore.
Tuning (from low to high): D-G-B-D
Made in Portugal
Venezuelan cuatro made in Portugal. Characteristics: Top: Solid spruce Back and sides: Sapelli String Tunning - (1st) B, F , D, A - Scale length: 484 mm Finish: Open pore
Available in Spanish and Galician language. According to the author: "The tuning of an instrument is part of their learning, so I try to make this book useful for people dedicated to teaching the bagpipes or anyone who thinks that the reed is untouchable".
Cuban three made in Portugal. Solid spruce top. Sapelly back and sides. Cedar neck. Ebony fingerboard Nickel plated headstock. Shot: 54.4 cm. Strings: steel and nickel, tuning - (1st) eE, bb, Gg
The Greek long-necked bouzouki, is a bowl-backed lute with either 3 or 4 double courses of metal strings tuned d'd'/aa/dd or d'd'/aa/ff'/cc'. 8-String Set (4 Courses) Plain Steel; Stainless Steel Round Wound Loop-Ends String gauges: .010p -.010p, .013p - .013p, .021w-.010p, .031w-.013p Made in the USA with American Wire
The Pitos are small castanets that are placed on the fingers and allow a great variety of rhythmic resources.
Made of fiber in different colors (ask about available colors).
Leather bag included.
Made in Spain by Sito Carracedo.
Take a look at the video and you will see how many possibilities they have. They can be combined with other percussion instruments, such as the cajon.
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