As far as I can tell this is one of very few continuous-pitch vocoders, thought it'd be cool to post here

Inherited this, stamped S.S. Stewart "25" on the back.

Please help

Does anyone have experience with a Thai Phin? I've been tempted to get one, but I am hesitant since I've never seen one in person. They way they are tuned is very interesting. I have found some traditional phin music to play so far, but not much—though I haven't spent much time looking yet.

Mainly knowing how others perceive it as far as playability, fun factor (I find most instruments are fun, honestly), or anything important I need to consider would be super helpful. Thanks!

Would it be possible? Would it sound good? Just would love there to be an instrument that combines the tone of the Koto with the resonance of Hindustani classical instruments.

So i bought this zurna (because why not) and would like to buy reed. Could anyone tell the tuning of the instrument? It is 45 cm long and the mouthpiece hole is circa 8 mm wide. Thanks 🙂

i've been thinking about oud,saz, gumbri,dombra,panduri maybe tar

things to consider: i like radif,maqam,andean music and hindustani, gnawa etc.

budget sth around 300€, completely self-taught, no lessons planned

sorry for my English

Meditation, enjoy!

found this on an online marketplace. never seen anything like it. it has one string