The Cumberland River Dulcimer, Maple Player's Edition, G Tuning

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Easy to Play. Hard to Put Down.

Whether you’re an experienced musician or just starting out, The Cumberland makes playing music feel easy and fun. 

The Cumberland River Dulcimer Guitar made by Inglewood Instruments combines the simple, intuitive tuning of a traditional dulcimer with the playability, tone, and versatility of a guitar. 

Quick Specs:

  • Tuning: GDG
  • Scale: Diatonic

Your Cumberland River Dulcimer Guitar comes with:

🚚 Free US shipping (lower 48) 

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    • GDG tuning, Diatonic scale
    • Cherry book-matched top
    • Maple body and neck
    • Purpleheart fretboard 
    • Dot pearl fret marker inlays
    • Carved bone nut and bridge saddle
    • 1.5" body depth
    • Tapered neck
    • Radiused fretboard
    • Carbon reinforced neck
    • 2-piece neck and body construction
    • Clear matte finish
    • Natural wood top color
    • Upgraded strap button
    • Stringjoy strings (pre-strung)
    • Individually intonated
    • Black nylon travel bag
    • Black nylon instrument strap
    • Hand-crafted & Luthier-finished in the USA
    • Quality checked & Set up in Nashville, TN
    • Free US shipping (lower 48 states)

Nashville Songwriter & Session Player Reviews the Cumberland:

Hear it Play

Rich tone. Beautiful craftsmanship. Endless musical possibilities.

The proof is in the playing:

“I absolutely love my Cumberland. I have many dulcimer guitars in my collection, and this instrument stands up with the best of craftsmanship. The sound is amazing and resonates like an acoustic guitar. I look forward to many fun years of plucking and strumming on this beautiful piece of musical art.”

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"It's a beautiful instrument. I couldn't be happier!"

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“For me it is easy to play and I have a lot of fun with it. And it has very nice sound.... Before I  ''played" guitar (sometimes too difficult for me, then I lost the interest) and ukulele but this Cumberland Guitar now is my most favorite instrument. I play and sing and have a lot of fun!”