Vahdati Setar Strings
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Setar Strings
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Vahdati Setar Strings
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The structure inspired by Kamalian's Setar.
Setar is a very popular Persian musical instrument. It has 4 metal strings in 3 courses.
Setar is a long-necked subfamily of Tanbour. Depending on the size, it has 10-19 movable frets which include several quartertone positions. There are many tuning possibilities. The most common being C G C C.
This Setar was made by Kianoush Montajemi, and recommended by our instructors.
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Skin and Sirish For Tar
Tar skin is made of lambskins or goatskins, which tanners market in autumn and winter. The skin should be flaky, oily, even, and vitreous, and should not be exposed to light tanning when exposed to light.
About Sirish glue
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