RF
A lovely instrument
I bought this as an alternative to a mandolin. It's a lyrical instrument, better suited to melodies than accompaniment.
The finish of the instrument is nice and the patterned sound hole is pretty. The neck feels narrower (compared to a mando) and the action is a little higher. The headstock design is also nice.
The whole instrument is light and easy to handle. The half shell back is a lovely finish, though takes a little getting used to, so that is sits without sliding off your knee (assuming you are seated).
The tone is lovely with bright notes with a clear sound. And the strings are well spaced to avoid accidental touches. Mandolin players will find this an easy transition.
I recommend this domra to anyone with some lyrical stringed experience or to someone looking to get some.
The finish of the instrument is nice and the patterned sound hole is pretty. The neck feels narrower (compared to a mando) and the action is a little higher. The headstock design is also nice.
The whole instrument is light and easy to handle. The half shell back is a lovely finish, though takes a little getting used to, so that is sits without sliding off your knee (assuming you are seated).
The tone is lovely with bright notes with a clear sound. And the strings are well spaced to avoid accidental touches. Mandolin players will find this an easy transition.
I recommend this domra to anyone with some lyrical stringed experience or to someone looking to get some.
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