I have played a couple and can vouch for their quality, both had very low action without unwanted buzzing at the nut and a deep, clear sound with good
even tone across the neck.
at $1000 (about £800) they are well worth it.
at $1000 (about £800) they are well worth it.
Bodhi
I think the currency conversion is the following.
$1000 (us dollars) = €800 (euros)= £630 (british pound)
RobertBodhi - 9-3-2012 at 04:15 AM
Sorry, I meant £600, but got my numbers mixed, as that is what a friend
payed for one.
Thanks for clarifying the exchange rate and price.
regards Bodhinile pirate - 9-4-2012 at 07:13 AM
hello sonny
how jealous i feel of you fellow oudists in uk- having the chance to attend the birth of michael moussa's new babies that are all different but still
having one thing in common:the supreme excellence thanks to his own print that evolved over the years to a magic touch. his prices are fixed and have
not changed over the past 20 years
simply $1000 /$1300 depending on the material/ornamentation- but craftmanship and sound quality are the same.
Currently he is making less of ouds but more of music-
One of his latest master pieces was a replica of algohari in rosewood which i have been chasing for a while as one of the greatest oud ever- which
should have gone to somebody who deserves it.
so get it touch with him and you will be amazed
MAY I ASK OUR FRIEND WHO GOT THAT OUD TO PRESENT TO AS
the piratemarkus - 9-5-2012 at 07:17 AM
Hi fellow oudist Sonny
I totally agree with Bohdi and the pirate-If you are in UK or (even over seas), Michael Moussa is the one.
Now then pirate, you 've whet my appetite regarding that oud, I know that michael use the zebrano not the rosewood for this particular style- and how
come an oud pirate as you are you let go of this hit!!!!
shalom
Markus fayyazi - 9-5-2012 at 02:07 PM
i have a turkish Sandi that sounds really nice and i know i have to sell it because i don't have enough room in the house
, as that is what a friend
payed for one.