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We include a full three-year manufacturer warranty on all our instruments and parts. We offer free servicing on our instruments for one year from purchase. Contact our team for more information on servicing
We offer Fast and Secure Worldwide Delivery. Our instruments are set up and dispatched from our European headquarters in Dublin, Ireland. After careful final quality control checks, all orders are shipped within 24-48 hours.
Complementary Insurance is included on all Instruments for your peace of mind that covers any damaged or lost parcels.Standard and express shipping options are available.Estimated Shipping Time With Standard Shipping:
• Delivery in 48 hours within Ireland
• Uk and Northern Ireland, delivery in 4-6 working days
• Rest of Europe delivery in 5-6 working days
• Worldwide Customers including Canada & USA delivery in 5-9 working daysEstimated Shipping Time With Express Shipping:
• Next day delivery within Ireland
• Uk and Northern Ireland, delivery in 1-2 working days
• Schengen States (EU) delivery within 2 working days
• Rest of Europe delivery in 3-4 working days
• Worldwide Customers including Canada & USA delivery in 2-3 working days
Note: The shipping option on the checkout page and the shipping calculator in the cart also provides an estimate of delivery time.Delivery can take a little bit longer sometimes depending on customs clearance for the countries Outside EU.
Muzikkon 7-course Descant Lute is a beautiful short necked sized lute. Descant, refers to its size; placing this lute just above the alto lutes. It usually carries 13 strings in 7 courses with a scale length of 19.75" (500mm).
The European lute is featured in instrumental music from the early Renaissance to the late Baroque periods. Its early origins are vague, but its real heritage comes from the Egyptian Oud. There is evidence of the lute in Europe as early as the 12th century, but it really became popular in the 15th century, falling out of use around 1800. The lute enjoyed a revival with the early music movement of the twentieth century and has grown in popularity.
Note: Lute Pegs are tapered and are held in by friction. As you tune in, press in on the pegs to seat them. This will seat the peg securely in the peg box of the lute. They must be pushed in for a secure hold. Only use enough pressure as necessary. If the pegs slip when released, use peg dope or wax-less chalk to increase the friction.