looks sweet Chuck

Workin on It,enjoy your videos.

R N Lackey said:

Thanks I am on it!!!!!

Ken Hulme said:

Never let a dulcimer club tell you what you should or must or hafta to do! If they start that, find another club.

Thank you, You know you have to give credit to luthiers who not only have the skills and pour thier heart and souls into these intruments only to have to part with them. I couldn't I would want to keep them all.

carol anderson said:

Thank you, I enjoy your videos and chats, learning a lot from FOTMD.

Carrie Barnes said:

Thank you, I am trying to learn how to read music too. A little overwhelming butgonna make it.

Jim Fawcett said:

Thankyou and I will be bearing down on the lessons. Had a bad week at the dulcimer club I go to, in fact it was so bad that they wondered if I should keep "learning how to play the dulcimer on my bucket list" Just kidding they have been very helpful, I will keep pluggin.

Very pretty dulcimer!

Well, Chuck, That's one beautiful looking dulcimer. Great find on your part.

Can't wait to hear it...sooner than later...LOL

I found this dulcimer on craigs list and went to see it the next day. It was built in 1989 North Country Dulcimers Robert and Yvonne Hutchinson and is beautiful, never thought I would have one like this. A part of the nut broke off and he put a nail in to hold the melody strings apart is the only falt and I am going to leave it alone for now. I tell you it sure has a voice.

Interesting. Veeerrrryyy long tuning head with a nice shape. Veeerrrryyy narrow waist, but that will make it easy to pick up in the center. Very long discontinuous fretboard. Looks like nice workmanship.

Now get busy playing!

Tell ya what. That sucker is SMOOTH! I love those flowing lines and the obvious work that has gone into finishing it out. The peg head is pretty unique. I haven't seen one just like it, but I like it. That thang is purty!!!

Nice! Will be looking forward to hearing it when you get a song or two "down."

Rob

Just bought a dulcimer that I am very excited about, now I need to get serious about learning to play.