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Mandola APC - MDA305
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Mandola APC - MDA305

Price €288.00
Mandola of Portuguese manufacture. Solid spruce top. Sapelli sides and bottom. Steel strings for tuning - (1st) M E, A A, D RE, G G. Scale length:  470mm. Matte finish. Manufacturer: Antonio Pinto Carvalho
Duallyre, diatonic 12 tones a - e'
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Duallyre, diatonic 12 tones a - e'

Price €235.00
Twelve tone diatonic lyre a-h-c'-d'-e'-f'-g'-a'-h'-c'-d'-e' and bordune lyre. Dimensions: 17.6 x 8.8 x 1.6 inches (44.70 x 22.35 x 4 cms.). THE 12-STRINGED LYRE - can be tuned pentatonic as well as diatonic. In order to simplify orientation this lyre has red and blue strings to make it easier to find the right string. Both the 7-stringed and the 12-stringed lyre can be tuned in open chords and be used as a drone instrument.
Glockenspiel straight 8 tones, diat. C m
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Glockenspiel straight 8 tones, diat. C m

Price €58.00
Eight tone diatonic glockenspielfrom c3 to c4. A basic glockenspiel for introduction of diatonic music to the child. For playing with the family, for the school music and much more. A practical tool in music education. Comes with one rubber mallet and one wooden mallet. Material:
Sansula-Basic
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Sansula-Basic

Price €99.80
Since its launching in 2001, the Sansula has quickly become a bestseller and found thousands of friends at home and abroad. The special feature of the Sansula is its unbelievable sound. Whereby the clear and aesthetic design is most appealing. The oval frame of laminated beechwood is fitted with a membrane which, together with the resonating block, produces a prolonged, soft tone. Furthermore, an impressive 'wah-wah' effect can be produced by holding the instrument against the body, on the thigh or laying it on a table and then alternately raising and lowering it while playing.