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APC Portuguese Bouzouki
APC Portuguese Bouzouki
SKU:bou031
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The Portuguese bouzouki is Portugal's version of the Greek bouzouki. Similar to the Irish bouzouki, it has a round body and is tuned GDAD. Comes with very nice soft case.
- Solid Spruce Top
- Sapele Back & Sides
- Gloss Finish
- Made by APC Musical Instruments in Portugal
Model #: PTB305
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Great sound and playability right out of the box. Really nice firm custom foam case. Grain of salt as I'm a novice on the instrument, but I am 100% satisfied with the purchase and value for money. Cheers.
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