FolkRoots® D Series Dulcimer (MaxDAD - Standard/Bass Hybrid), Cherry Body, Spruce Top
FolkRoots® D Series Dulcimer (MaxDAD - Standard/Bass Hybrid), Cherry Body, Spruce Top
Serial Number 91020253
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This D Series MaxDAD pairs a Sitka spruce top with a Northern cherry body, combining a standard dulcimer and a bass in one five-string instrument. Our larger California-style body, a chromatic fret pattern, a traditional flat head, and enclosed tuners in your choice of black, chrome or gold. Five strings in DADAD standard/bass hybrid tuning, at a 23-inch scale, finished to your order. Built by Richard Ash.
Specifications
Woods used
Back, sides, fretboard, head: Northern cherry
Top: Sitka spruce
More information about wood can be found here.
String setup
Five strings, .012, .015, .024RW, .032RW, .054RW
Standard/Bass hybrid: DADAD tuning
Dimensions
VSL (scale length): 23" (more information about VSL)
Fretboard width: 2 1/4"
Side height: 2 1/4"
Body: 30" x 8 1/2" x 2 1/2"
Overall: 37 1/2" x 8 1/2" x 3 1/4"
This dulcimer has our California-style body.
Nut, bridge, frets
Chromatic fret pattern (more information about frets)
Micarta nut and bridge material
EVO fret wire, standard size
Mother of pearl position dots at frets 3, 5, 7, 9, 12 (double), 15, 17, 19, 21, and 24 (double)
Features
Traditional flat head
Enclosed gear tuners, your choice of black, chrome, or gold finish
Also included
Strap buttons
Padded case with shoulder strap, your choice of black fabric or tan fabric
Luthier
Richard Ash
Why a Folkcraft dulcimer? We've built mountain dulcimers by hand in the USA, one at a time from solid woods, since 1968. Today our workshop is in Rock, Michigan, and every instrument carries our five-year warranty. Many of the world's finest players choose our dulcimers; meet our endorsing artists here.
This dulcimer is built and lacquered, and can be ready to ship in two weeks. Questions? Call us weekdays, 8 AM to 4 PM Eastern, at (317) 539-1855. Looking for something different? Design your own dulcimer here.
