NEW SHRUTI BOX 13 DRONE~SURPETI~SHURTI BOX FOR SALE~13 DRONE INSTRUMENT~15~ABC

A shruti box is a small wooden instrument that traditionally works on a system of bellows. It is similar to a harmonium and is used to provide a drone in a practice session or concert of Indian classical music. It is used as an accompaniment to other instruments and notably the flute. Use of the shruti box has widened with the cross-cultural influences of world music and new age music to provide a drone for many other instruments as well as vocalists. Shruti boxes provide a rich drone background that supports singing or playing almost any instrument. A shruti box is hand-pumped, so you can produce a slightly pulsating constant chord to support the right rhythm for the style of music you are playing. This Shruti Box is made of Teak Wook and is tuned from C-to-C. **[PACKAGE CONTENTS; One Shruti Box, 152 by 10 by 3 inches, Weight: 2.5 To 3.5 KG]** *[MATERIAL USED; Teak Wood, Brass Metal]* **[Brand New Original Product. Free FedEx Shipping from India - Reaches you in 5 days. CUSTOMS DUTY / VAT CHARGES MAY APPLY. We also pay for return shipping.]**

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Item: Shruti Box, Side Controls, Male, Sardar Model: SHRSMS Description: Monoj Kumar Sardar & Bros. brand shurti box. 13 reeds, 3C-4C, with 13 imitation ivory side mounted controls. Blemishes in the finish occur during the two month journey from the manufacture to the US. The male shruti has a deeper sound than the female. To play, open one or more reeds by pushing the toggle to the side, unlatch the integral bellows and unlatch the reeded side. It is essential that at least one reed be open when you pump the bellows. Each shruti box has a handle and metal feet for easy placement during play. It also comes with a soft zippered case for storage and transport. Color may vary from photo. Approximate measurements: 16" L x 12" W x 2.75" D. Made in India THIS IS A BINDING CONTRACT

Monoj Kumar Sardar & Bros. brand shurti box. 13 reeds, 3C-4C, with 13 imitation ivory side mounted controls. Blemishes in the finish occur during the two month journey from the manufacture to the US. They are unavoidable and do not affect the sound or playability. The possible combinations or reeds of can produce hundreds of sounds. The male shruti has a deeper sound than the female. To play, open one or more reeds by pushing the toggle to the side, unlatch the integral bellows and unlatch the reeded side. It is essential that at least one reed be open when you pump the bellows. Each shruti box has a handle and metal feet for easy placement during play. It also comes with a soft zippered case for storage and transport. Color may vary from photo. Approximate measurements: 16" L x 12" W x 2.75" D.