This is an index page
It's simply an alphabetical list of instrument names, linked to the pages on which tunings for them appear. See site structure for details.
There should be no tunings or external links on this page, just links to pages in this site on which actual tunings appear (which appear after the colon), links to disambiguation pages that help to identify which of several similarly-named instruments you want (which appear before the colon), and the occasionally explanatory comment.
Registers of instruments (such as soprano, alto, tenor, baritone or more rarely bass) and similarly-named instruments with different numbers of courses or strings may not always be listed separately unless tunings for them appear on different pages, so for example for tenor mandola or alto mandola, just see mandola below, or for seven string guitar see guitar below.
On the other hand, there are many instances of different instruments having the same name, and it's helpful to list them all. So for the renaissance tenor lute see either lute or tenor lute below, but for the laud, sometimes also called a tenor lute, see laud, Cuban laud or tenor lute.
Altgitarren: altgitarren
Alto guitar: altgitarren Guitar tunings four string guitars and banjos
Appalachian dulcimer: Appalachian dulcimer
Autoharp: autoharp
Baglama: saz
Bajo Quinto: Bajo Sexto
Bajo Sexto: Bajo Sexto
Balalaika: balalaika
Banjo: 5 string banjo Banjo tunings long neck banjo
Baritone: Bass guitar tunings
Baroque guitar: Baroque guitar
Baryton: Baryton
Bass lute: banduria
Bass VI: Bass guitar tunings
Bouzouki: bouzouki
Cello: Violin family tunings
Charango: charango
Cuban laud: banduria
Cura: saz
D-8: Table steel guitar
D-10: Pedal steel guitar
D-12: Pedal steel guitar
Daruan: China, Japan, Korea
Double bass: Violin family tunings
Dulcimer: Appalachian dulcimer
Gekkin: China, Japan, Korea
Guitar: Guitar tunings
Laud: banduria
Laudón: banduria
Lute: Lute tunings
Lute guitar: Guitar tunings
Mandocaster:Mandolin tunings
Mandocello: Mandolin tunings
Mandolin: Mandolin tunings
Mandola: Mandolin tunings
Mandole: Mandolin tunings
Mandora: Mandora
Oud: Oud
Pippa: China, Japan, Korea
Q-8: Table steel guitar
Russian guitar: Russian guitar
S-8: Table steel guitar
S-10: Pedal steel guitar
S-12: Pedal steel guitar
Saz: saz
Setar: saz
Sitar: Sitar
Spanish guitar: Guitar tunings
String bass: Violin family tunings
T-8: Table steel guitar
Ten string guitar: Ten string guitar
Tenor guitar: four string guitars and banjos Guitar tunings
Tenor lute: Lute tunings banduria
Twelve string guitar: Twelve string guitar
U-12: Pedal steel guitar
U-15: Pedal steel guitar
Viola: Violin family tunings
Viola can mean either the violin family instrument or guitar in Portuguese. Guitarra also means guitar in Portuguese, and also in Spanish.
Viola amarantina: viola caipira
Viola braguesa: viola caipira
Viola caipira: viola caipira
Viola di bordone: Baryton
Violin: Violin family tunings
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