I recorded myself playing , as you can see i'm not the world's best player SamirCanada - 11-23-2014 at 07:03 AM
good stuff, you got a very good sound on these ouds!
mabrook.abc123xyz - 11-23-2014 at 09:35 AM
Oh nice mellow sound! Not too bright or metallic.
I also like the "all-natural" decoration on the backs that we're seeing around here lately. Few added decorations are ever as beautiful as figured
wood grain, in my opinion.
The two-toned neck on the one oud is also pretty neat, I think.
Davidfaggiuols - 11-24-2014 at 01:52 AM
all beautiful both aesthetics and sound!
congratulations!verhoevc - 12-1-2014 at 09:32 AM
I'm not sure why this wood is continually called african walnut on this forum as it is neither a true walnut, nor what it's called in any other
building circles. I'm 100% sure that that is black limba/white limba (same tree, different distance from the center though for coloring), aka: Korina
(only called that when white limba). It's heavily used in the guitar industry, especially around the 70s by Gibson guitars. It's a GREAT wood as
you've discovered. It's similar in almost all fashions (tone, workability, etc.) to true mahoganies.
The instruments look great!
Chris