Thomann Europe Dulcimer D1210

Perfect Dulcimer

Well made dulcimer, excellent for chord playing. Just one Myers pickup, the grip type is perfect for gigs,

Great instrument, bit too light

This dulcimer is in the classic hourglass shape and made of plywood. Initially, the sound is not too good, but that is until you replace the strings with new ones (e.g. D'Addarió). The sound is full and rich. The tuners are of great quality and keep the instrument in tune when it's not played.

The instrument is on the light side, though, meaning it's sometimes hard to play on the lower frets without the instrument falling off the left side of your lap. This requires you to anchor it with your right hand at times, reducing sound quality.

Wonderfull Instrument

This Dulcimer is of the lower price range. But its quality, playability and the sound is really good. No need to hide behind the expensive ones.

If you are a beginner i recomend buying this one.

If you are an experianced player, you know yourself what to buy.

this is a wonderfull and easy to learn instrument. Get one ;-)

Great

Really good for the price surprisingly loud for its size holds its tuning very well at least on the 1 i got i have used it live and traveled about with it and its pretty durable its loud enough to use in acoustic jams but for live performances you need to put a pick up on it really fun to play gives you good ideas particularly if you mess round with alternate turnings the tone and quality is good for what your paying looks nice and is a good instrument to get in to Dulcimer playing and its a good sized instrument for a camped environment or for traveling about very good for what your paying

Excellent value Dulcimer

you could easily pay double for this from a UK folk shop, it sounds good and plays fine, obviously the intonation is not as accurate as a guitar, but it's very good quality for the money

Dulcimer

The dulcimer was beautifully made and easy to tune. Think I'll buy another with different tuning too. Easy to learn.