Guzheng B string standard strings Germany with steel core 1-5 sets strings

Description: Guzheng B string standard strings Germany with steel core 1-5 sets strings DESCRIPTIONS 1 to 5 String set for Guzheng B (Steel Wire Nylon) 100% NEW Package Includes 1 to 5 String set for Guzheng B (Steel Wire Nylon) Precautions for installing strings:1 Because the wood and workmanship are relatively delicate. 2. The placement of the code should be basically correct, and it is easy for it to break when it is close or far away from the piano head.3. When winding and tightening the strings, the code should be removed from the piano board until the appropriate tightness is achieved Press the tuning button again, and do not directly tighten the strings on the code. 4. It is best to hire a professional teacher or tuner to help you tune the instrument, or you can use a professional Guzheng tuner Help you set the tone, it's both fast and accurate. 5. When tuning, take it slow and only move a little at a time. 6. After using the guzheng, you can use a dry soft cloth to wipe off the strings Sweat stains, etc., to prevent rusting of the strings. If the strings rust, they will be able to Easy to break. It is best to use a zither cover when not in use to reduce dust, light, or Damp air and other factors can corrode the guzheng.About Guzheng Guzheng, (pronounced 'Goo-Zheng') is a stringed instrument, plucked by hand (often with a pick). Part of the zither family, it is an ancient Chinese musical instrument that dates back to Qin dynasty (before 206 BC). In fact, the first part of the instruments title: "Gu" means 'ancient' in Chinese. Its history goes as far back as the Spring Autumn Warring State Period where it was widely played in Qing State area, and that’s why it was previously named Qing Zheng. The body shape of Guzheng is a combination of oblong and oval. The head and tail of Guzheng are fixed with bridges on which strings are lined across, and each string is also supported by a peg (which is movable) so that the pitch of a string can be fixed and adjusted. The earliest Guzheng has only five strings, but from the time of the Qing Dynasty on to Ming and Qing Dynasties, the number of strings increased from 12 to 16. Prior to 1961, most Asian Guzhengs had 16 strings, but the development of the S-shaped string rest allowed for easier tuning and improved resonance to support the 21 stringed models. The new Asian zheng instrument model offered 4 octaves, whereas the 16 stringed models only offered 3 octaves. Traditional playing techniques are as follows: The thumb, the index, middle finger and ring finger of the right hand are used for plucking while the index, the middle and the ring finger of the left hand are for pressing, thus create a variety of tone colors. Plucking is often done with four plectra (picks) attached to the fingers. Our Product We guarantee that all of our items are "Correctly Describe" in descriptions. And we also strive for 100% customer satisfaction on every sale we complete. Payment: . All the payments are expected to be completed within 5 days after order. All of the non-payment buyers will be reported to ebay.Shipping:1. Items will be sent out within 3 days after the payments cleared.2. Items will be sent via air mail, and about 18 - 36 working days you can receive the items. Some small package maybe more than 36 days, if more than 36 days also dont receive please contact our first. thanks for your understanding.Return PolicyYour satisfaction is our priority. If you are not satisfied with your purchase, please let us know. We will do whatever we can to make it right for you. If the item has quality question, we will swap for the good quality (if available); or give you refund.

Price: 12 USD

Location: bei jing

End Time: 2024-12-26T05:29:15.000Z

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