Monty88 - 4-4-2005 at 12:10 AM
hi guys
buying a turkish oud very soon, though i might possibly be going there later this year. If i do, I'll get something really good over there. What do
you guys think of this? I know these are delicate situations, but this oud doesn't dare I say look to bad.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=623&...
proper strings and a good setup might help it out if it sounds crappy.
regards,
paddy
Multi Kulti - 4-4-2005 at 04:32 AM
Hi
I was in Turkey 1 week ago and i know the prices of the ouds there.I bought 2 of this kind of oud for 2 friends of mine and the price was 150-200
Turkish Lira ~ 100 euro...i think that 250$+75$ shipping is waay too much.
Nikos
eliot - 4-4-2005 at 12:06 PM
Haluk makes very good Turkish ouds and ships to America. His prices are very reasonable for the quality... halukeraydin@hotmail.com . I'm very
suspicious about the ones you list on ebay, unless you find out about makers, etc. They may be totally unplayable, who knows?
journeyman - 4-4-2005 at 04:31 PM
Hello,
My first oud was like this one and in the same price range. It was OK to learn on at first. The craftsmanship was fine, but it just didn't sound
good. (Very thin without much bass response)
Cheers,
Roy
Orahim1 - 4-4-2005 at 08:56 PM
I also have one of those Turkish ouds in my collection. I have to agree with journeyman. The sound is not the best quality but I use it when I want to
practice down by the beach or something and I don't mind if it gets scratched or nicked up. Good to practice on.
mourad_X - 4-5-2005 at 12:40 PM
sorry guis i don't agree with you
i have the same oud like that on the picture it is made from ALTO in izmir
i know it is massproduction but mine sounds realy nice and its so easy to play and the best thing is i found it on e-bay germany for 57 Euro
its a steel for that price
and in comparison with some low price egypt ouds it is much better in my opinion
ragards
mourad