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Friends,

Waheguru ji ka Khalsa,

Waheguru ji ki Fateh.

I was planning on going to India, and want to buy a couple of vajas (harmoniums), and wondering which ones are the best ones that you would recommend to me, and from where to get them. All help would be appreciated, because I don't know much about the different types and brands. I see lots of raagis with ones that say "YAMUNA" on them, but don't know where to get one, and if there's even anythign better. I'm willing to spend money for quality. Thank you, everyone.

Waheguru ji ka Khalsa,

Waheguru ji ki Fateh.

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I remember years ago visiting a road in Jullundur with a few instrument shops next to each other. I bought a couple of Dhad from there. I cannot think what this road is called but I am sure you will be able to find it by asking around.

There are shops near Harimandir Sahib as well but I found them expensive and the products low quality.

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Gurfateh!!

The road in Jullundhar, is railway road, easy to find because its by the station, there are alot of music shops on that road,just look around and compare before buying. If you're buying vajeh, then they come in pairs, make sure that the sur on each one is exactly the same otherwise they will not match.

Gurfateh!!

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waheguru jee ka khalsa, waheguru jee kee fateh!

yep definately jalandhar, i got mine 4rm calcutta music house. my ustaad recommended it to me, n hes bin buying vajeh 4 yrs. ive had mine 4 a while now, and its still in good condition (mayb thats coz i dnt use it as much as i should :lol: ) mine was quite cheap, the price usually starts somewhere around £40 each.

waheguru jee ka khalsa, waheguru jee kee fateh!!!

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yup......jalandhar,jagraon,maybe even chandigarh i think.....brand could be like.....NAGI....or ya culcata music house,or punjab music house.....there are many...these are just a few...but make sure you like have an expert or sumthin who knows alot bout vajae and can help find da best one for you....bhul chuk muaf...

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