McSpadden
McSpadden Mountain Dulcimer, 4-string Walnut
McSpadden Mountain Dulcimer, 4-string Walnut
SKU:DUL064
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Rich-sounding, all walnut 4-string dulcimer from McSpadden dulcimers.
- 28 1/2" vibrating string length
- 6 1/2 and 13 1/2 frets included
- Standard padded nylon case, pick, noter, instruction book included.
- Strap Buttons are installed to match Tuning Pegs.
McSpadden dulcimers are made in the "Folk Music Capital of the World" in the Ozarks. These excellent instruments come with a lifetime warranty.
Photo is an example only. Wood grain patterns vary from instrument to instrument.
*** Please allow up to 4 - 6 weeks for delivery. ***
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