Bahraini Oud

A classic and ancient instrument in the Gulf, the oud from Bahrain is one of the most significant. It differs from other ouds in that its neck is longer, which facilitates the player's ability to quickly move between finger positions while playing. It's frequently employed in Arabic music due to its ability to provide longer sustain, which highlights the notes for an extended amount of time and demonstrates the instrument's beauty and skill.

According to the musician's inclination, the Bahraini oud is usually tuned in either "fa-fa" or "do-do" pairs. For musicians who value the classic sound and the rich cultural legacy of the Gulf region, it's a great option. The Bahraini oud, with its distinctive qualities, is also a wonderful addition to any collection.

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