Is the dulcimer played with one hand
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It is normally played with the left hand on the fingerboard and the right strumming or picking similar to playing a guitar on your lap. Check out youtube for examples.
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Yes, it is sensitive enough to be played by fingers. But it really does play best with drumsticks. We have played it with bare hands like bongos, and it works well.
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No. If you wanted to play it left handed, it would have to be restrung and turned upside down. Even then, the bridge position would be for a right handed setup.
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I sent mine back because it didn't fit my dulcimer, but if my memory serves me correctly it was only a couple of feet tall. It would sit on a tabletop well.
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Yes, right or left hand - it works fine. Great minimalist approach to help with Carpal.
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Hi. Unfortunately, I don't think so. The crank winds up both the movement and the music at the same time.
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Yes. This is labelled as ambidextrous. The confusion might be that earlier models were left or right handed. I have one of those as well. Hope this helps. Buy it. Cause the kids will love it!!!
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I am not sure. My son is just a beginner but is right handed. I guess it could be played left handed but the strings would be upside down
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No, sorry, this violin is not available in a lefty version. Thanks Christopher.
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I can use one finger with carpel tunnel sometimes I use two hope this helps
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It will play more than one; the keys seem to strike something metallic in the piano (no strings or chords). So, it's hard to distinguish if you hit too many keys at the same time.
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it comes right handed but you can just revert the strings for a left handed player
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Yes, I have both a left handed and a right hand version and I can use both hands.
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Yes it is (I had the same question). I'm a right handed shooter...I draw with my right hand.
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Yes, no difference which hand you use. I have opened it one-handed both right and left.
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Yes, it can be played by using your hands. My husband was playing it like that the other day. Have I mentioned how much he's enjoying our son's new drum? :-)
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You can use either hand. It does not matter you can select left or right handed