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Roosebeck Baroq-ulele, Baritone
Roosebeck Baroq-ulele, Baritone
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Introducing the exquisite Baroq-uleles™ by Roosebeck, a distinguished line of instruments that combines historical elegance with modern craftsmanship. Inspired by the round-back guitar from Germany, this Baritone-sized instrument boasts a 480mm (19 inches) scale. The European spruce soundboard is adorned with a four-point rosette design, reminiscent of a 17th-century lute. The round-back or bowl shape is crafted from staves of sheesham (Dalbergia sissoo), while the solid sheesham neck features a nut width of 36mm (1 7/16 inch) with a cattle-bone nut. Equipped with standard friction ukulele tuners, the tension can be easily adjusted to suit your playing style. The sheesham bridge incorporates a genuine cattle-bone saddle, and an end-pin strap button is standard. Overall dimensions are 30 x 10 w x 5 inches.
The Baroq-uleles™ by Roosebeck are available in four sizes: Soprano, Concert, Tenor, and Baritone, each with its own unique rosette design inspired by museum examples from the 16th and 17th centuries. Choose from three types of woods for the back: sheesham, lacewood (chenar), or a variegated pattern with alternating staves of sheesham and lacewood. Additionally, these instruments offer two types of tuning keys: standard ukulele friction tuners. Each model is sold separately, and a gig bag is included. Discover the perfect Baroq-ulele to match your musical needs today!
Features:
- European spruce soundboard with a 17th-century inspired rosette design
- Round-back crafted from sheesham staves
- Available in four sizes with unique rosette designs
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