Description
Introducing the Boondocker D2 – a whole new level of sound and playability!
The Boondocker D2 is a 3-course, 4-string acoustic walking dulcimer (or “dulcitar”) designed for anyone to play, from beginners to pros. Like the original, it’s typically tuned to D-A-D and can easily be played using tabs for the traditional Appalachian mountain dulcimer, but played like a guitar. The diatonic fretboard and open tuning ensure that every note you hit is musical.
New and Improved Features:
- Deeper body for enhanced resonance and greater volume, giving the D2 a richer, fuller sound.
- Thinner neck for improved playability and comfort, making it even easier to handle for all playing styles.
- Separate string holes for melody strings, allowing for quicker and more efficient string changes.
The Maple and Spruce model is beautifully crafted from solid maple with a 1/8″ spruce top, featuring our signature Henna-inspired design. The Katalox bridge and Corian saddle contribute to the instrument’s clear, powerful sound that’s perfect for playing alongside acoustic guitars, cajons, and other instruments. It’s finished with multiple coats of lacquer for durability and a stunning sheen.
Lightweight and easy to transport, the Boondocker D2 is perfect for taking to the beach, the woods, your backyard, or simply jamming at home. Whether acoustic or electric, the sound is loud, vibrant, and sure to impress.
Each Boondocker D2 comes complete with a pick, ready for you to start making music wherever inspiration strikes!
Michael Johnson –
I’m a dulcimer player and folk musician. I was in the market for a walking dulcimer when I ran across the Boondocker from Jaromin Guitars. I purchased a Henna top Boondocker and couldn’t be happier. When I received this instrument it exceeded my expectations. The craftsmanship is second to none and the sound is amazing. I received it quickly and was playing in no time. I will definitely be using Jaromin Guitars again!
Evalyn M. (verified owner) –
BEAUTIFUL instrument! It’s my first ever traditional string instrument and I’m super excited to learn it! So far, it’s been an amazing experience playing around with it!