Roosebeck Grace 4 String Mountain Dulcimer Spruce Top Celtic Knotwork

The Roosebeck Grace 4-String Mountain Dulcimer is a beautifully handcrafted Appalachian-style instrument designed to deliver outstanding tone, comfort, and traditional craftsmanship. Featuring an elegant Celtic Knotwork sound hole design, this dulcimer is ideal for beginners, folk musicians, and experienced players seeking a responsive and expressive instrument. Roosebeck Its vaulted fretboard allows the spruce soundboard to vibrate more freely, producing greater resonance, sustain, and projection than traditional flat-fretboard designs. Built with a solid sheesham (Indian rosewood) body, neck, and fingerboard, this dulcimer offers a warm, balanced tone perfect for Appalachian, Celtic, folk, and acoustic music. EnSoul Music The instrument features four strings arranged in three courses (two melody strings, one middle string, and one bass drone) and includes the popular 6½ and 13½ frets, giving players greater musical flexibility and allowing additional scales and accidentals. Factory setup is recommended for DAD tuning, making it easy to start playing immediately. Roosebeck Features 4 strings (2 melody, 1 middle, 1 bass) Vaulted fretboard for enhanced resonance and projection Solid sheesham body, neck, and fingerboard Straight-grained spruce soundboard Elegant Celtic Knotwork sound holes Hourglass body design 18 metal frets including the 6½ and 13½ frets Geared right-angle tuning machines (14:1 ratio) Warm, rich, and balanced Appalachian tone Perfect for folk, Celtic, bluegrass, and acoustic music Included Accessories Pick Noter Owner's Guide Specifications Brand: Roosebeck Model: Grace Mountain Dulcimer Strings: 4 (3-course configuration) Body Material: Solid Sheesham (Indian Rosewood) Soundboard: Spruce Scale Length: 25.5 in Frets: 18 (including 6½ and 13½ frets) Overall Length: 34 in (86.4 cm) Width: 7 in (17.8 cm) Height: 3 in (7.6 cm) Weight: 2.5 lbs (1.13 kg) Perfect For Beginning dulcimer players Appalachian and folk musicians Celtic music Music education Songwriters Acoustic performances Traditional instrument collectors