Sa is the note Bansuri produces when its upper 3 holes are covered
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SA
PA
Pa is the note Bansuri produces when all of its 6 holes are covered
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SA
Sa is the note carnatic flute produces when its upper 2 holes are covered
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PA
Pa is the note carnatic flute produces when its upper 5 holes are covered
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LOWEST NOTE
Lowest note is the note carnatic flute produces when all of its holes are covered
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Overview
About «D# Bass Bansuri»
Approximate Size: 32 inches
At just about an inch and a half longer than E bass, the degree of difficulty in playing this flute is not much higher than E bass. But at the same time, the pitch being lower by 1/2 a note makes the baritone voice of it immediately noticeable. Also, its Pa being on A#, it is a very good pitch for playing Jazz/Blues songs many of which are written in the key of Bb or A#.
Tonal Features
Sound Sample
Perfect Complements
A# Bass Bansuri : With A# bass as the main bansuri, D# bass works wonderfully well as its bass extension.
D# Treble Bansuri : Two octaves above
D# Medium Bansuri : An octave above
Customization
Free Basic Customization
Default
Default
Paid Customization
No
Purchase
Price: 275 (The shipping will be calculated during checkout)
The images and length indicated are only for reference purposes. Color schemes and number of binding threads and actual length of the flute may be different from the ones shown above.
