Improv on a strange instrument

I don't know what instrument is this, but someone told me this was made in Thaïti
There are only two string on mine

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• Improv

[JamieSwain]

for an instrument you dont know what is called you are v good at it

[FunkyMonk5]

Thanks !!

On the vid the tunning it's like on a guitar, so it's easier to play it.

[DerusHysop]

quel instrument est-ce que c'est, dude?

[FunkyMonk5]

I think it's a Ukulele, but it doesn't look like a Ukulele. So, I don't really know what is it.

[FunkyMonk5]

Rémi, pourquoi t'es con ??

[FunkyMonk5]

Pask y'a pas que des francais justement

[dstatt07]

Whatever the instrument is, that was fantastic playing

[Rz3rblad3]

nice play.

[Rat656]

hi, propably you are playing a dutar. It is the main plucked instrument all over Central Asia. It looks and sound similar. You can show us this instrument from less magnified view, then maybe I will be able to confirm my presumption. At this time I can only make conjectures this is a "dutar". Best regards. Nice playing btw :)

[nicodanger13]

Maybe if u show it better someone could recognize what kind of instrument it is..

Btw it has a nice sound.

[sitarstylereptiles]

@frikken20 no it's not a sitar

[bmcbride1982]

is that fishing line for strings?

[G4BST4]

its a tahitian ( Tahiti -French Polynesia ) style ukelele, in the hands of a profesional it sounds awesome. I know this becoz im from a neighbouring country ( Cook Islands) i must say your improv on an instrument you dont know of is pretty good. standard tuning is G C E A. check out "tahitian music" on youtube and you'll see this intrument played by many, though you may not understand what the hell they'll be singing about

[frikken20]

hmm is it a sitar?

[superstriker00]

Can you upload video showing the instrument from a few sides?

[mo0Z0o]

on dirait un Saz turc. Même sonorité et même style d'instrument.

[Zera213]

dude that was awesome. can you put up another video of this so we can see the instruments full body and stuff?

[DAKMAIN]

tiny dulcimer?