Bahraïni Oud

The Bahraini Oud is one of the oldest and most traditional types of Ouds in the Gulf region. It's characterized by having a longer neck than other Ouds, which makes it easier for the player to switch between finger positions during performance. It's often used in Arabic music because it produces longer sustain, highlighting the musical notes for a longer period, which reflects the craftsmanship and quality of the instrument. The tuning of the Bahraini Oud is typically paired in either "fa-fa" or "do-do", depending on the preference of the musician. It's an ideal choice for musicians who appreciate the traditional sound and the rich cultural heritage of the Gulf region. The Bahraini Oud is also a great addition to any collection for its unique design and historical significance.

Features:

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