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Best OverallA travel-size diatonic instrument that resembles a dulcimer, supplied with a case, for players who want something portable. It is not a traditional dulcimer.
A compact, portable four-string diatonic instrument made in Quebec, inspired by the dulcimer, with EQ named in the title. The listing leaves out included items and electronics detail.
An entry-level mountain dulcimer for folk song accompaniment and first lessons on a stringed instrument. No case, pick or tuner is listed, and the item type field reads upright bass by mistake.
A mountain dulcimer with a vaulted fretboard and geared tuners, suited to a player who wants the traditional DAD setup. The description flags this unit as blemished, and the finish is listed as unfinished.
A replacement string set for four-string mountain dulcimers, with loop ends and a bright tone. It is strings only, not an instrument.
A full size Roosebeck dulcimer with a vaulted fretboard and a bright voice, supplied with a pick, noter and owner's guide.
A four-string mountain dulcimer with a vaulted fretboard, knotwork openings and a matte finish, for players who want the traditional DAD setup. The specs table disagrees with the description on included accessories.
A full-size cherry hourglass dulcimer pack with a case and quality tuning gears, for beginners and players moving up. The warranty term and weight are not listed.
A walnut Grace dulcimer with laser engraved knotwork sound holes, strung for DAD tuning so the first strum sounds as a chord. Strings are a wear part and are excluded from the warranty.
A cutaway mountain dulcimer that can be played in the lap or in a guitar position, with a carved scroll peghead. Strings should be replaced soon after arrival, and the warranty is short.
A Deluxe Roosebeck mountain dulcimer with a vaulted fretboard, f-holes and a crown-shaped tailpiece. It ships with a pick, noter and owner's guide.
A very light, compact dulcimer with a lot of volume for its size and an easy first tuning. Factory strings should be replaced soon, and the warranty is short.
A light, easy dulcimer that can be held like a guitar, with a little banjo twang in its voice. Factory strings are meant as temporary, and the warranty is only a short one.
A light, full size hammered dulcimer set up for folk, Celtic and old-time tunes, with hammers, a tuning tool and spare strings in the starter set.
A full-size spruce-top Appalachian dulcimer with nylon strings, for players who want a simple unplugged instrument. The listing is sparse: dimensions, weight, accessories and warranty are all missing.
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