oudipoet
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i am gonna change my strings to Aquila give me your opinion
hi everybody what s going on? i hope everybody s allright anyway i am gonna change my strings on my turkish oud to Aquila but i have never use Aquila
before so if any of guys used it before give me your opinions and also i might change my tuning too right now i am using G.D.A.E.D.A and i am planing
to use D.A.E.B.A.E which is more armenian style so give ne some ideas should i change my tune or should i keep using what i already have and if i
change my strings to Aquila which one should i get for my G.D.A.E.D.A tune please trow me some ideas guys thx
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SamirCanada
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Unfortunetly I dont have a an awnser for you since Iam not familiar with the turkish tuning. I would just like to guide you a little bit. This advice
and questions forum is the right place to put your question. There was no need to put in the oud making forum and in the buy and sell forum since
there not related. Just informing you in a friendly way. The many people who read trough the forums will be more inclined to awnser your question if
its in the right section of the forums. So there is no need to repeat your posts.
Cheers Ma3 Salam
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oudipoet
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yeah i know i made a mistake twice i guess i was kind of off tonight anyway when i relized that i made a mistake i wrote my prob in the right forum so
i am sorry for the confusion.
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Jonathan
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A lot of people absolutely love Aquila. Personally, though, on my Turkish ouds, I think LaBellas have a fuller, more beautiful sound. I have far less
experience than a lot of people on this site, but to my ears, the LaBellas are better on Turkish ouds. And, I have been told that they put less
tension on the neck.
What are you using now?
The tuning you mentioned is pretty standard, but it is usually written the other way: EABead (low to high).
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