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This magnificent Lavta comes from Turkey. This professional instrument is of excellent quality, its body is made of wenge and maple wood and its soundboard in cedar.

Power Warmth Resonance Tone color★★★★★ ★★★★★ ★★★★☆ Deep and PowerfulRating guideThis oud is a magnificent professional model from Turkey made by luthier Yildirim Palabiyik. This floating bridge musical instrument is excellent for all players who love the brilliance, resonance and ease of play of Turkish ouds associated with the sound and...

Power Warmth Resonance Tone color★★★★★ ★★★★☆ ★★★★☆ BrightRating guideThis oud is a professional model from Turkey made by one of the best luthiers in the world: Miras. This musical instrument is excellent for all players who love the brilliance, resonance and ease of play of Turkish ouds, its body is made of apricot and figured mulberry wood...

Power Warmth Resonance Tone color★★★★★ ★★★★☆ ★★★★☆ PowerfulRating guide Discover this brand new Iraqi oud from Omar Bashir. This model comes from their new workshop in Izmir, Turkey and is manufactured in collaboration with luthiers Mehmet and Yildirim Palabiyik with the specific dimensions and wood of Omar Bashir in order to reproduce the...

Power Warmth Resonance Tone color★★★★★ ★★★★☆ ★★☆☆☆ PowerfulRating guide Discover this brand new Iraqi oud from Omar Bashir. This model comes from their new workshop in Izmir, Turkey and is manufactured in collaboration with luthiers Mehmet and Yildirim Palabiyik with the specific dimensions and wood of Omar Bashir in order to reproduce the...

This beautiful Turkish qanun comes from Turkey and is made from maple wood on the top with a walnut base. It consists of 78 strings with 8 levers per tone (allowing progressions by ¼ tone). This Turkish qanun is of excellent quality, it notably offers very present highs with great resonance and sound amplitude.

This magnificent Saz comes from Turkey. This musical instrument is of excellent quality, its body is made of mulberry wood and its soundboard of spruce. It has a small opening on the side to allow a more or less open and loud sound.