G. Rosul STRFG-2 Fancy Professional Sitar w/Padded Gig Bag, String Set, Mizrab & Tutorial - Blemished*

Made by G. Rosul, professional quality, double toomba, 5 main, 2 chikari, and 13 sympathetic strings, approximately 48-49 inches in length.

Decorations and colors will vary. These are all individually made and will be unique.

Important Specifications:

• Item overall: 48" L x 12" H x 14" W.
• Body/Bowl: 10.5" L x 11" H x 14" W.
• Nut: 4.5 Inches Neck at Nut: 3.5" W.
• Neck at Body Joint: 3.75" W.
• String at the Nut: 1.5"W.
• Strings at Bridge: 1.5"W.
• Scale Length: 34".

Features:

• Full-Size Sitar.
• 7-String Model - Shankar Style.
• Professional Sitar by G. Rosul.
• Traditional Double Toomba.
• Masterfully Handcrafted in India.

Accessories Included:

• Padded Nylon Gig-Bag.
• Extra Strings.
• Mizrab & Tutorial.

What is BLEMISHED?   

Our product codes ending in "-1(S)" or "-2(S)" are blemished. These products are new and unused with superficial blemishes that may include, blisters in the finish, scratches, dents, stains, discoloration, rust or pitting on metals, imperfect glazes, non-structural repairs such as putty in nail holes, or other surface marks. A "-1(S)" product has minor blemishes and a "-2(S)" product has moderate blemishes and/or minor repairs. The irregularity does not affect the playability or sound quality of the instrument.

SPECIAL NOTE ON STRINGS:

There is no warranty on the strings. Manufacturers recommend that you change the strings on your instrument as soon as you receive it. Your instrument has completed a long journey before it ever begins the final leg of your home. During this time the elements affect the strings and may shorten their lifespan. It occasionally happens that a string will fail during that final leg of the journey. Therefore, it is recommended that you purchase a replacement set of strings and consider changing your strings soon after it arrives. If you are a student you may want to change your strings every 3-4 months. If you are a rock star you may need to change your strings every week. If you store your instrument, you should consider changing the strings when you pick it up again.

NOTE: This is a -2(S) product.