luan
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Anouar Brahem and Mehdi Haddab rishas?
Does anybody know what rishas does those two awesome players use?
Or what kind of rishas any other great player uses, just to know : )
Another question: I have cow horn and turtle rishas, but I get a scratchy sound when I play with them on the wound strings. How can I avoid that?
Thanks a lot!!
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juju
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Hi,
Anouar Brahem uses soft plastic rishas ... the shape of his rishas is close to the "pyramid" ones.
Best,
Juju.
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luan
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He does he gets them?
Thanks!
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Marcus
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Hi luan 
have you ever tried to make a risha yourself?
I usually play with horn rishas, because I need to play loud, mostly.
If there is no need to be loud, I prefer either pyramids or my "homemade" ones.
When I was searching for the right one for me, no shampoo bottle was trown away before I cut out a piece for a risha.The result is, that I have lots
of rishis which produce many different sounds, and a few of them are nearly perfect.
Try it out!!
Best, Marcus
Playing the oud is like feeding my soul with peace
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bulerias1981
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Mood: John Vergara Luthier Lord of the Strings instrument making and repair
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Please see this thread http://www.mikeouds.com/messageboard/viewthread.php?tid=13446
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