OCTA

Octa 8-string guitar has been developed for users who want to expand the boundaries in the field of composition and arrangements. 

The two strings after the sixth string are thicker than the others. In this way, it does not lose the current tension even if the frequency values ​​are lower than 83 Hz. This gives the instrument dynamic range on the piano axis, beyond the guitar. In this way, the guitar gains a wider richness of harmonics than the 6-string guitar. 

Contrary to popular belief, the eight-string guitar is much easier to play with its more comfortable neck structure. It is generally very useful for artists who make Baroque arrangements, as well as for South American music. 

It can be manufactured with a cedar or spruce soundboard according to the guitar owner's order.

The rosette workmanship of the instrument is completed with a colorful art deco style workmanship in direct proportion to its musical width.