Oud Arbi or Andalusian Oud
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4 course Oud played in Al-Andalus and still played today in north Africa.
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Scale length: 58cm.
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Spruce, Ash, Cherry, Sapele, Boxwood. Other wood choices available.
Romanian Cobza
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Traditional Romanian short-necked fretless lute. Also played in Hungary, where it is called Koboz.
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Scale length: 46cm.
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Spruce, Idigbo, Padauk, Sapele, Boxwood. Other wood choices available.
Early Medieval Lute
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Early medieval lute, based on iconographic sources including the Steeple Aston Cope from 1330.
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Scale length: 57cm.
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Spruce, Ash, Cherry, Sapele, Boxwood. Other wood choices available.
Zenne Oud
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Shorter scale length and more comfortable body. Ramal style.
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Scale length: 54cm.
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Spruce, Cherry, Sapele, Boxwood. Other wood choices available.
Ukulele
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Traditional Hawaiian instrument. Also available with heavier bracing as a Portuguese cavaquinho. Soprano size, with others also available. Available with wooden pegs or machine heads.
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Scale length: 35cm
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Spruce, Sapele, Oak, Padauk, Rosewood. Other wood choices also available.
Jarana Jarocha
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Traditional Mexican rhythmic instrument related to the baroque guitar. Primera size, with others also available. Available with wooden pegs or machine heads.
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Scale length: 40cm
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Spruce, Black limba, Oak, Rosewood. Other wood choices available.
Ukrainian Kobza or Bandurka
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Flat-backed version of the Domra popular in Ukraine.
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Scale length: 45cm
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Spruce, Sapele, Padauk
Andean Bandola or Andean Bandurria
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Traditional Bolivian and Peruvian instrument with 4 tripled courses of strings.
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Scale length: 40cm
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Spruce, Black limba, Oak, Rosewood. Other wood choices available.
Ponputu Charango or Khonkhota
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Traditional variant of the charango played mainly in Bolivia. Available with wooden pegs or machine heads, and in 7, 8 or 10 string versions.
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Scale length: 36cm
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Cedar, Mahogany, Oak, Rosewood