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==Design== | ==Design== | ||
The Eight-Finger has a strange shape, with a headstock that slants downward to the diagonal right. It has a small, circular notch on each of its sides. It | The Eight-Finger has a strange shape, with a headstock that slants downward to the diagonal right. It has a small, circular notch on each of its sides. It is lavender with light blue inner edges. The neck of the sitar is rather short, is blue on its left side and light blue on its right. The body of the sitar is vaguely triangular in shape. Its left half is lined by three navy blue spikes that angle upward sharply and decrease in size the higher up they are on the instrument. The Old Hand’s body is navy blue with light blue edges. It seems to have two white stings anchored to the body by as a triangular, silver piece. The [[Old Hand]] sitar only differs from this one in coloration. | ||
Eight Finger is referring to a technique of playing guitar in which the guitarist use all four fingers of both hands to tap the fretboard. | Eight Finger is referring to a technique of playing guitar in which the guitarist use all four fingers of both hands to tap the fretboard. | ||