I wonder if it might be semi-hollow? Might give a little more "oud" to the sound...or it might just feedback constantly.dubai244 - 6-20-2007 at 10:25 PM
Hi,
I dont know about this oud. But my advise to you, becareful from these
advertisments even it is "Ebay". Basiclly any body can pay money and put
advertisment on ebay and other advertisments web, But you never know is it
true or not. So becareful.
Second thing, have you notice the price on Ebay is 795 $ + 60 $ shipping, While
if you visit the web site cataloge, the price of the same oud is 599 $. Go and check it
Cheers Greg - 6-20-2007 at 10:52 PM
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Originally posted by dubai244
Second thing, have you notice the price on Ebay is 795 $ + 60 $ shipping, While
if you visit the web site cataloge, the price of the same oud is 599 $. Go and check it
The 599 is Euro. That converts to around US$802 at today's exchange rate.
The EQ/Volume controls on the side of the oud look very much like Fishman, so it may be a good quality product. I note the selling company has an eBay
feedback of 99.9% on 1181 transactions, so they appear to have a lot of happy customers.
Regards,
Greg
Thanks for the info guys
Laith - 6-20-2007 at 11:27 PM
I always try and be careful of instruments on ebay. I wish I could read German--I think the website is in German...
I've always thought the super thin mahagony electric ouds, just don't have as quite a natural sound---maybe a semi-hollow with a fishman might be
better. Somtimes I play with rock bands and I thought it might be right up my alley. oh, well, I'll wait to see if anything comes up about it.Jason - 6-21-2007 at 12:46 PM
Although their ads are in German I think the sellers are fluent in English. I ordered some strings from them one time and I had a few questions which
were answered quickly. Maybe they even have a soundclip of the oud?japan - 6-21-2007 at 08:33 PM
You can view both, the ebay ad and their website in English if you click on the UK flag icon. On ebay, it's right under the oud photo, while on their
website the icon is on the left between the German and the Turkish ones.
Hope this helps.arsene - 6-22-2007 at 03:31 AM
They're totally reliable!
It sure looks like an electro-acoustic oud to me... I wonder how the sound will be?Cooper - 6-22-2007 at 06:19 AM
I know this is getting off topic, but I had just ordered a flat back saz this week ("zenne" is what they were calling it). I had a problem holding the
regular baglama because I could not comfortably rest my forearm on the instrument because of carpal tunnel syndrome.
I am looking forward to taking up this instrument again. I love the lute back shape of a regular saz, but just like my Greek bouzouki it is hard to
balance it on your lap because of the length of the neck (unlike the oud).
Isn't' there a guy in LA that sells flat back ouds?stringmanca - 6-22-2007 at 11:25 AM
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Originally posted by Cooper
Isn't' there a guy in LA that sells flat back ouds?
