3 Cretan lutes (Presentation)

[@ctipis57]

Love the warm authentic sound of number 3

[@keno756]

Me too

[@KG-mm6ks]

The second one, the carved mulberry, captures well the mid to low range frequencies, complementing other higher frequency stringed instruments.

[@deegeraghty9426]

They all look and sound beautiful but I prefer the 3rd one, made from cedar of Lebanon. It has a softer, mellow resonance. Thank you.

[@tourick]

Ναι ναι Στέλιο.. Μας αποπλάνησες στα ελληνικά.. Αποπλάνησέ μας και στα αγγλικά τώρα!!! Παναγία μου οργανάρες!!!!!!

[@Apodimi1]

Εχει γουστο μετα να μας αποπλανησει και στα Γαλλικα...!!!

[@Apodimi1]

All three are great sounding........lovely........perhaps the Mulberry one has the right balance of bass and mids.....and then again it's a matter of taste and ...ears........and cost.

[@grekori748]

I like the third one. The sound is deeper. Such beautiful pieces of instruments and great workmanship. How Can I purchase one of these and how much does it cost? Do you ship to the USA?

[@LotteStarck]

Prefer the third one, which I hear as 'warmer' than the first two!. Awesome instruments!

[@overtotter8639]

Agreed it has such a rich sound. Think of how dark chocolate is sweet but has some bitterness, the ebony adds much needed bass to the cretan lute.

[@Baladhya]

The Laouto with cedar sounds very full! Are these Laouto for sale? So very beautiful, my friend!

[@chrisfrostmusic3423]

I want one!

[@Joeknowsit-ALL]

If a Guitar marry's an Oud they will have a baby called Laouto !!! Beautiful instrument.. specially the third one..wow sounds amazing!

[@matbahıserif]

Ooo the third one is ..................

[@alexandrosvasilakis8908]

Φίλε μου η διαφορά στον ήχο στα σκαφτα οφείλεται στο καπάκι ή σκάφος; τρομερο το τριτο!!!!

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

Amazaque is a kind of Mahogany

[@I.D.C.69]

Waht your instruments strings tuning? Ex C2c3G2g3D3d4aa3!

[@karlpoppins]

The bottom (bass) string is E, the one above is actually a 2nd lower (D), then a fifth up (A) and then another fifth up (E).

[@Zeagods-CyberShadow]

It sounds and plays kind of like the Oud

[@farzinnegahban2566]

The instrument is the Greek version of the oud with almost an identical sound box but with the difference that the finger board unlike its Turkish, Persian and Arabic counterpart has frets and is a bit longer.

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

This is an Archtop Cretan Lute:kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKLVnKVqpK2bnMk called a "Celtic Cretan Lute".