Russian balalaika prima, 3-string, beech/maple, mahogany. BPS. Doff

Description

Case size: prima, 6 rivets
Case length: 290 mm
Bottom width: 430 mm
Case thickness: 130 mm
Upper deck: Solid Caucasian spruce
Body: solid maple-beech
Trim: mahogany
Rosette: Wood (made of valuable wood species)
Beaker: 430-440 mm
Neck: Mahogany
The width of the neck at the upper threshold: 28 mm
Frets: Nickel Silver, 2 mm
Upper threshold: Rosewood
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Stand: Rosewood
Shell: high-impact plastic
Strings: number of strings 3 (medium tension nylon)
Exterior finish: Polyurethane Matt lacquer
Factory history:
From 1818 until May 1918 - the Piano Factory "K. M. Schroeder (German S. M. Schrder) (Founder Lebedev Petr Nikolaevich)
May 1918 - The first state piano factory.
September 20, 1922 - The first state piano factory named after A. Lunacharsky.
1926 - Factory of folk musical (plucked) instruments. Lunacharsky.
From May 20, 1993 to 2005 - Open Joint-Stock Company for the production of folk musical instrument Harp instruments.
In 2005 the factory went bankrupt. On the basis of the production of a master of making Russian musical instruments, the Doff factory was created.
Today, the Doff factory continues the tradition of producing Russian musical instruments and is one of the best factories in Russia
In our store you can purchase any musical instruments of the factory at the lowest prices
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