Appalachian (Mountain) Dulcimer

This the 2nd Dulcimer I bought. It was made by Folkcraft in 1991. It has Black Walnut back and sides. The front (soundboard) is made from Butternut.



Check out my Dulcimer Videos on YouTube

I'm a big fan of Bing Futch.  His videos, books and instruction have really helped me learn to play the Dulcimer.  Check out some of his videos:

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