Oud Zeryab Tiaki Rosewood

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€1,190.00

Power	Warmth	Resonance	Tone color
★★★★☆	★★★☆☆	★★☆☆☆	Deep & Powerful

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This beautiful professional floating bridge oud is crafted by the renowned Zeryab workshop, inheriting the great Syrian oud-making tradition. Designed for demanding musicians, this instrument combines traditional craftsmanship with modern features that enhance playability and sound precision.

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The soundboard is made from carefully selected cedar, a wood highly appreciated in instrument making for its responsiveness and rich tonal qualities. It offers a quick response under the risha and produces a warm and balanced sound.

The bowl is made from carefully selected Indian rosewood. This noble tonewood provides depth, power and excellent sound projection while offering an elegant visual appearance thanks to its natural grain.

The floating bridge configuration provides outstanding projection and excellent note clarity. This design is especially appreciated by musicians seeking power, precision and articulation.

The fingerboard and tuning pegs are made of ebony, a dense and durable wood ensuring tuning stability, playing precision and long-term reliability.

Acoustically, this oud delivers a rich and balanced tone with particularly expressive mid frequencies, strong projection and a quick response suitable for both solo playing and accompaniment.

Zeryab ouds are the descendants of the prestigious Ali Khalifa family, internationally recognized among oud musicians and experts. This tradition of craftsmanship dates back to 1948 and remains a reference in Syrian oud making.

Each Zeryab oud combines tradition and modernity through refined design and the integration of a Truss Rod system. Similar to those used in guitars, this system allows musicians to precisely adjust string action to optimize playing comfort and adapt the instrument to their personal preferences.

The instrument comes with a heavily padded gig bag for optimal protection as well as three rishas.