Hugh Tracey KALIMBA Treble 17 Notes C tone Free Ship w/Tracking# New from Japan

Description

Hugh Tracey KALIMBA Treble 17 Notes C tone Free Ship w/Tracking# New from Japan
Description:
Long-boxy body and sound hole to richer sounds and sustain sound.
Produces a tremolo effect by opening and closing body back sound hole with your finger.
Diatonic scale: are tuned up in the b-d.
C-style.
Box-shaped body.
17 sounds.
Keyboard fixed part onto the sound number stickers.
Reading sheet music is because it comes with a simple practice songs can be played in a number of sound practice is possible.
You can also read music because it comes with staves and a number of the performances.
Manufacturer part number: KBT017
(Control) key: C
Keyboard number: 17
Country of origin: South Africa Republic
Size: treble sound 17 C style
It is and adjusted the scale of Western KALIMBA "Hugh Tracey" over its entire life African folk music research / recording and study of this fascinating instrument to enjoy many people, throughout the world.
Soft and beautiful timbre similar to easy guitar and music are friendly and will also invite nostalgia in the African Earth poems (songs) and also.
The Kalimba produced by the instrument workshop in South Africa with the best materials and skilled local craftsmen, Hugh Tracey's achievement in Williamsburg.
There are many similar products, but this is the original "made in Africa".
Because the body uses natural wood, each individual differ in color and wood grain.
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