Best Saz 120A-CE Saz Long Neck Alternatives

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Playable out of the box wonderful instrument Pros- Very low action tuning pege work a treat Cons- Strings are very thin bought a set 651a saz strings But they look heavier guage havent tried fitting them yet They might be ok Overall a very nice instrument that is easy to tune and play Cannot fault it

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The Saz Cura is the smaller brother of the Baglama which itself hails from the thousands of years old Dotar (or Dutar, really depends on the dialect). Its an instrument of the nomads, it was played in the deserts, on the wide sands, in the forests, the wild steppes, and the mountains. It was played by nomads, sheep herders, warriors, merchants, noblemen. This instrument is virtualy the same with the same workmanship. THE WORKMANSHIP AND ALLAROUND QUALITY This instrument is built by Saz Müzik Aletleri from Istanbul, and each instrument is hand made with each having its own personality pertaining to Wood grain, color and individual features. You can see that each instrument was hand finished carefuly. It has no sharp edges, you can see it was hand sanded and finished. The feel of the...

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Fun, small sized saz. Nice clear sound after initial setup and tuning. Good value folk instrument. Build quality is fine for the price. Nice straight neck and the tuning pegs hold the string tension well so far.