The Syrian Oud, or "Shami," is the powerhouse of the Oud family, known for its deep, resonant, and bass-heavy sound. This unique sonic signature is a direct result of its geometry. Let's explore the key dimensions and woods that bring this majestic instrument to life.
Dimensions
| Part | Dimension |
| :--- | :--- |
| Body (Depth) | 36-37 cm |
| Body (Width) | 36-37 cm |
| Neck | 19-20 cm |
| Pegbox Angle | 45-90 degrees |
| Soundboard (Thickness) | 1.8-2 mm |
Woods
Body (Bowl): Typically crafted from walnut, maple, or rosewood. These woods are durable and provide excellent resonance.
Soundboard (Top): Almost always high-quality spruce. This wood is thin yet strong, and is crucial in defining the instrument's sound profile.
Neck: Usually made of spruce or maple.
Pegbox: Typically spruce or maple.
2. Το Καμάρωμα του Καπακιού (Bracing the Soundboard)
GR: Η «καρδιά» του ήχου. Τοποθετούμε με ακρίβεια τα ξύλινα καμάρια στην εσωτερική πλευρά του καπακιού, ρυθμίζοντας την αντοχή και τις δονήσεις του οργάνου.
EN: The heart of the sound. Precisely placing the wooden braces on the underside of the soundboard to balance structural integrity and acoustic resonance.
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Η Ανατομία του Συριακού Ούτι
Το Συριακό ούτι, γνωστό και ως "Shami", είναι ο «γίγαντας» της οικογένειας, με ένα σκάφος που είναι πιο