Yes Peter, you are right. This varies, as some sitars have 2 on each end, and some sitars have 3 on each end. Check the other frets to see how many they have.
Haha, your very creative. However, I do suggest that you use either fishing nylon line, about 0.60mm thick , or the sitar fret thread available from any instrument maker in India, or from India-Instruments in Berlin, Germany. www.india-instruments.com/sitar-accessories-details/frets-fret-silk.html
I don't even own a sitar but this is hypnotic to watch. I think that just owning a sitar is an art by itself.
a great video and what i need to know. many thanks
Your welcome
interesting way of tying the fret - will definitely try it out
a sensible reply, but use just over 1 mtr of line and you will be ok
it would have been helpful if you told us how many times to loop the thread into each fret groove!
Yes Peter, you are right. This varies, as some sitars have 2 on each end, and some sitars have 3 on each end. Check the other frets to see how many they have.
I struggle with this. But, to tell the tooth I am trying to use dental floss
Haha, your very creative.
However, I do suggest that you use either fishing nylon line, about 0.60mm thick , or the sitar fret thread available from any instrument maker in India, or from India-Instruments in Berlin, Germany.
www.india-instruments.com/sitar-accessories-details/frets-fret-silk.html
fwet
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