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The long neck saz is usually in all 5ths tuning of GDA (like a violin or mandolin). But the short saz tuning of AGD has a 7th interval between the ceiling strings and the middle strings and a 5th interval between the middle and floor strings. Your tuning of F# E B is a minor 3rd above the AGD tuning you get at the 4th fret. And since A is only a minor 3rd higher than F# I dont think it would damage the saz to do AGD open tuning on a long neck saz.

Hi, i made a comment a year ago about playing the saz. Good news, i bought one a while ago. The traditional “standard” tuning for the saz in Armenia is GDA (top-down). It works very well. Strings do not snap at all. The sound is great.

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good tips. thanks

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Awesome thanks for this

Nice. I just got a long neck banjo saz (it's a little head, probably akin to the width of a bongo head). I'm kind of a 3 chord strum guy so I've tuned it DAE, bit like a mandolin I guess. Luckily it sounds nothing like a banjo, which may seem like an odd 'want' from something you buy knowing it is essentially a banjo hybrid, but the sustain is somehow user controllable in a way I can't really achieve with solid wood instruments.....and I can kind of figure out the chords which helps

Got a nearly 20 yr old guitar from a Pawn Shop to get back into playing. It has just a tiny bit of separation. I knew to release the tension on the strings immediately but didn't know how exactly to fix it. I will definitely be doing this repair when I get the materials. Thanks for the tutorial!

Hey are you still alive? I noticed you stopped posting 2 years ago

Its been so hard to find videos for bağlama saz in english 😅 i speak some Turkish, but I cannot keep up with the lesson videos and books I've found online. I have a cura saz, so a short neck, and have it tuned to CGD and have just been trying to mess around with it. So far I love it, but i dont quite understand it yet 😅 anyway thanks for sharing this, its a dope ass tune!!

love your videos, they are so helpful! just a girl over here trying her best to learn short-neck saz. could you share some of your favorite saz musicians? hope you're doing well.

When they play unplugged, much of performers using small tap tones with right hand fingers, just smulating kick sound. In our recorded music, bağlama is played like guitar in a band generally, no taps needed when there is a rhytm instrument. However, solo performers are using taps. Playing and singing with bağlama has its kind of "singer songer" style, called "aşık" (ashik) which has also different sub-styles like "aşık atışması" which is interesting one, two ashiks competing each others like with instantly writed flok poems. Search for aşık atışması on youtube for some examples, Yener Yılmazoğlu Ft. Murat Çobanoğlu one is an interesting style called "lebdeğmez". It has wiki page in english, also ashik subject has lots of historic information. As a guitar player, im also struggling using "tezene", so i understand your pain :)

I just bought a Fender ukulele in this condition. It's currently sitting on my workbench with two clamps on it while the glue dries. I simply flexed the joint open a tad and the glue ran right in, then squeezed out the side as expected. There are no support pegs in it.

What tuning are you using? Like it👍

Just bought a guitar super cheap that has the same exact issue I’m talking when I put the glue I’ll just put a screw in it and then I won’t need a clamp because the screw will hold it and of course I’ll just leave the screw in it hopefully that’ll work don’t have to be perfect I got the guitar super cheap as long as it’s playable

Why don't you post anymore videos? It's been 2 years!

Thank you for the saz baglama videos! I am a guitar player who just got one. I appreciate your easy to follow teaching.

Finally in english 😍 Thank you!!

I use a ratchet strap instead of clamps for neck re-glues.

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just bought a C stock acoustic where the neck is coming off for 80% off, I have wood working tools and skills. can't wait to use your tutorial in the next couple weeks! thanks for the video

The problem is that my frets are knocked out of position too. Does anyone sell a fret and bridge position chart?

Still come back to these! Hope youre doing well, miss the uploads.

The Phrygian Dominant scale in A. Really cool tips for going up and down the fretboard and grouping the notes. Thanks!

Love this! I also play and have a Baglama, an Oud (egyptian) and an Esraj... as well as some percussion instruments also... We should collab ;)

Can you recommend a good book for the long neck saz...just got one....in the meanwhile I am watching your lessons

amazing thank you for sharing. i sing and play and can't see as well in limited light. great idea!

Thanks! Super helpful.

My saz is a short neck, with the traditional tuning pegs. Since I am Armenian and traditionally the saz was always tuned to GDA in Armenia, so thats how mine is tuned.

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Will gorilla glue be ok,I don't have wood glue....

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Thank you for this video, I’m a beginner guitarist that just got a guitar from Amazon and this video was useful 👍🏽

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This didnt help me , mine isnt open enough to get glue in there but starting , does anyone have opinions on how to get glue in a paper thin crack ? Wood glue it toooooo thick ......

can u make a guide for the excercises u did for short neck saz

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Awesome thank you sooo much! My son plays a guitar .. attempted to tune my say though he has never heard or seen it an broke the string.

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Instead of the clamp, I used a ratchet strap around the body

very good. thank you

Tricky clamping: on this one I'd cut and pad a 2" x 10" (or 12") to the curve of the centerline of the back from around the neck joint over the peak and almost to the butt. Now your clamping edge is ~parallel with the front, will not slip north or south. Shim between the caul and the instrument to perfect closure. Always dry clamp before glue to assure minimum clamping pressure, no obstructions, no anxiety, and integrity on camera 😃 Also, trust the glue a little more, I cringe at lots of squeeze out inside my instruments. Experience is the worst teacher 😡

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Name of glue sir I want repair my guiter n im from nepal please

Thank you for this video. I have done guitar repair in the past, but my major repair is to glue a separated neck. My only concern is if I glue the separated neck back, will it affect the neck angle.

It is indeed an awkward shape. but also beautiful