Professional Persian Setar
- 4 alloy steel strings
- Mulberry top, walnut back
- Unfinished wood, walnut color
- Persian setar, listed as sitar
- 2 year warranty
Updated 2 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A Persian setar by Mansur built from two woods. The listing is brief, and the instrument name is mixed between setar and sitar.
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ASIN: B0BL7498YJModel: MS-304Category: Sitars
Overview
A music room with Persian instruments is the natural home for this setar from the Mansur line, model MS-304. Four alloy steel strings run over a mulberry top and a walnut back, left unfinished.
The woods and string material are listed, but the listing gives little else, such as dimensions, weight or included extras. The title mixes setar, sehtar and sitar, so confirm what it is.
Who it's for
Persian music students and collectors who recognize the Mansur name will find the materials stated. Anyone who needs full dimensions, accessories or a sitar from another tradition should ask the seller first.
Pros and cons
- Mulberry top and walnut back
- Four alloy steel strings
- Unfinished wood finish
- Two year warranty
- Dimensions and weight not listed
- Accessories not listed
- Name mixes setar and sitar
Performance notes
A mulberry top transmits string vibration into a walnut body, and alloy steel strings give a bright, clear sound. Unfinished wood leaves the instrument open to the room, which affects its tone over time.
Specifications
| Brand | SALA MÜZIK ALETLERI |
|---|---|
| Model | MS-304 |
| Construction & materials | |
| String Material Type | Alloy steel |
| Top Material Type | Mulberry |
| Back Material Type | Walnut |
| Finish Type | Unfinished |
| Color | Walnut |
| Warranty & support | |
| Warranty Description | 2 years |
| Other details | |
| Number of Strings | 4 |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Instrument | Sitar |
Frequently asked questions
Is the Mansur MS-304 a Persian setar or a sitar?
The title calls it a Persian setar, also spelled sehtar, and sitar, while the spec table lists the instrument as sitar with four strings. Ask the seller to confirm.
What woods is it made from?
A mulberry top and a walnut back are listed.