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SALA MÜZIK ALETLERI

Sala Muzik Special Dalbergia Nigra D

  • 4 silver plated strings
  • Cedar top, Dalbergia nigra back
  • Polished finish
  • Crafted by luthier Omer Inci
  • 2 year warranty

Updated 2 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A hand-crafted setar built by a named luthier from cedar and Dalbergia nigra wood. Included items, size and weight are not listed.

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ASIN: B0D9BPSZMZModel: MBS-7Category: Sitars

Overview

Not a factory-line instrument, this setar was made by the luthier Omer Inci with a cedar top and a Dalbergia nigra back. Silver plated strings and a polished finish complete the build.

The named maker and rare wood point to a collector or a serious player. The listing says nothing about a case, dimensions or tuning, so ask before buying.

Who it's for

Experienced players of Persian music who value a named maker get exotic woods and silver plated strings. Newcomers who want a package with a case and spare parts should look at kits.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Made by luthier Omer Inci
  • Dalbergia nigra back
  • Silver plated strings
Cons
  • Included items not listed
  • Dimensions and weight not listed
  • Case not mentioned

Performance notes

A cedar top carries vibration from silver plated strings into the Dalbergia body, giving the focused sound the maker aims for. The listing describes a unique, high-quality sound but gives no tuning details.

Specifications

BrandSALA MÜZIK ALETLERI
ModelMBS-7
Construction & materials
String Material TypeSilver plated
Top Material TypeCedar
Back Material TypeDalbergia nigra
Finish TypePolished
Warranty & support
Warranty Description2 years
Other details
Number of Strings4
Operation ModeManual
InstrumentSetar

Frequently asked questions

What is included with the Sala Muzik INCI-4 setar?

The listing does not name included items. Ask the seller about a case, spare strings or a mizrab.

Who made the setar?

The description credits the luthier Omer Inci.