Roger Casey

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Roger Casey
@roger-casey • 2 days ago • comments: 484
Posted a new Comment on @ken-longfield:
"Thanks, guess I'll call Just Strings for a little help since the Dulcimer is new to me."
Roger Casey
@roger-casey • 4 days ago • comments: 5
Posted a new Comment on @roger-casey:
"Where is a good place to buy Dulcimer Strings?"
Roger Casey
@roger-casey • one week ago • comments: 484
Posted a new Comment on @ken-longfield:
"Thanks, Ken. I think you solved the middle string as being a 0.014 gauge, the "A" string. So, if I wanted to buy strings to restring the instrument for D A D..."

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Ken Longfield
12/17/24 10:31:39AM @ken-longfield:

At Just Strings, which Dan recommended you can also buy individual strings of the gauges you want to use. Since you have a five string dulcimer you may want to make up your own sets by buying a pack of 0.012 strings, another pack of 0.014 strings, etc. You can buy bulk packs of 12 strings of any size you want in both ball and loop end strings.

Ken

"The dulcimer sings a sweet song."


Dan
12/16/24 01:13:57PM @dan:

Roger Casey:


Where is a good place to buy Dulcimer Strings?


 



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Roger Casey
12/16/24 12:12:29PM @roger-casey:

Where is a good place to buy Dulcimer Strings?


Richard Streib
12/13/24 06:42:50PM @richard-streib:

Glad you joined Roger Casey. Welcome to Friends of the Mountain Dulcimer. This is a great community with lots of information. Let us know of you have questions.


Ken Longfield
12/13/24 01:29:23PM @ken-longfield:

Welcome to FOTMD, Roger. It's good to have you aboard. From your profile I gather that you have a five string dulcimer. A 0.014 is typical for an A string on instruments with a 26" - 28.5" VSL. Your melody strings (next to your body) are typically 0.012 or 0.013. It sounds like the outward strings are tuned an octave apart. One is tuned "D" and the other "d" an octave higher.

Ken

"The dulcimer sings a sweet song."