Bahraini Oud

One of the earliest and most traditional varieties of oud in the Gulf is the Bahraini oud. Compared to other ouds, it has a longer neck, which facilitates finger position changes for the player during a performance. Because it creates a longer persist and highlights the notes for a longer duration, which showcases the instrument's excellence and craftsmanship, it is frequently utilized in Arabic music.

Generally, the Bahraini oud is tuned in either "do-do" or "fa-fa" according to the musician's inclination. For musicians who value the classic sound and the rich cultural legacy of the Gulf region, it's a great option. A fantastic complement to any collection is the Bahraini oud because of its distinctive.

Tech Specs:

• Top: Red Blanz
• Back: Red Maple
• Keys: Ebony, first class. Ruler: Ebony, first class
• The ulna is standard
• Strings: Krushner Fa Fa
• Width: 32
• Depth: 29,
• Width of bone: 3.9
• Length of the ulna: is 19.5
• Strings: 12