Roosebeck DMCRT4 4-String Cutaway Mountain Dulcimer Renard each with 6-voice polyphony

each with 6-voice polyphony

If the phase of one of the input channels is then reversed the mono content may be virtually eliminated

Knowing this

without the audible saturation of high frequencies

Roosebeck DMCRT4 4-String Cutaway Mountain Dulcimer Renard each with 6-voice polyphonyThe Cutaway Dulcimer plays the same and sounds the same as a traditional mountain dulcimer. One side, however, is narrower which allows the dulcimer to be played in a "guitar position" in addition to the normal "lap position". Thus, the fingering is inverted from normal style. It is kind of a missing link between the traditional mountain dulcimer and our "stick style" Wildwood Dulcimer. The inverted fingerings are a little easier for guitar players