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J
This is a fantastic instrument! Beautiful craftsmanship, amazing sound! It was packed extremely well and the shipping was very fast. Only a few days. It came with a soft case and a extra set of strings. The soft case is very satisfactory and the extra string are a nice touch. Extremely satisfied with the entire experience. Also, the price is great for a quality setar. Highly recommend this instrument and Sala Muzik!
T
What an amazing instrument, great value, and fast shipping. The sound is as it on Youtube, very light but with depth and fine mid-bass response. I am a guitarist, and picked this up the first time and played it, very amenable to guitarists like me and setar players alike. God bless Veysel and Salamuzik. You are the best.
D
Outstanding service would recommend
e
I collect and play instruments from all over the world as a hobby. I was looking for a Setar to get into Persian music without a heavy price tag and this was the one I ended up ordering. I contacted the folks at sala muzik for advice on picking an instrument in this price range and they were very helpful. Shipping was right at 20 days from Turkey to US which is reasonable. The instrument is of good craftsmanship for the price with a beautiful bowl and no noticible flaws. The tuning pegs stick nicely and hold their tuning. Tone is very soft and delicate which is typical of a setar. I am very happy with my purchase and would recommend this instrument to anybody looking to try out learning Persian Setar
C
Really great instrument..it worths 20 days waiting. It comes with hard case and pack of strings. Love it!
a
Hi, what is the intonation of the persian setar? what is the pitch of every string?
Thank you!
a.
Persian Setar Intonation and String Pitches
The Persian Setar is a traditional Iranian string instrument known for its delicate and intricate sound. It typically has four strings, each with a specific pitch that contributes to the instrument’s unique tonal quality. Here is a general overview of the pitches for each string:
1. First String (Baam) - C: This string is the thinnest and produces the highest pitch, usually tuned to C.
2. Second String (Seyma) - G: This string is thicker than the first and is typically tuned to G, a perfect fifth below the first string.
3. Third String (Siyah) - C: This string is also tuned to C, an octave below the first string.
4. Fourth String (Darvazeh) - G: The thickest string, usually tuned to G, an octave below the second string.
The intonation of the Persian Setar is highly dependent on the precise tuning of these strings and the player’s technique. Players often use microtonal adjustments and finger pressure to achieve the desired intonation, making the Setar a highly expressive and dynamic instrument.