The Ratha music store is Elepaio's Luthierre, located on the Second Tier. You can find it by traveling :

From the 1-2 LIFT (past Homes & Telescope) -- N, W, W, NW, W, NW, W, W, W, SW, W, NW, W, SW, NW, W, SW, N, NE, N, NE, N, NE, N, NW, go ARCH, N, go SHOP

From the 1-2 LIFT (past leather & Furrier) -- N, W, N, N, NE, N, N, NW, NW, W, W, W, W, W, SW, W, W, NW, N, W, W, NE, NW, NW, SW, S, go SHOP

From the 2-3 LIFT W -- S, SW, S, go SHOP

From the 2-3 Lift E -- S, SW, W, W, NW, SW, NW, W, S, W, SW, W, NW, W, NW, SW, S, go SHOP

*Note -- I'm not posting tools, just instruments and customizations.

Stringed Instruments

Lyre -- A simple yet elegant instrument. Good for beginners. -- 600

Cittern -- similar to a lute with a sparkling tone. -- 3 gold

Psaltery -- similar to a lyre, but more challenging to play. -- 4.5 gold

Sra'ajhh -- A difficult instrument, resembling a long-bodied violin with a long neck. Traditionally used in S'Kra Mur temple ceremonies, this instrument is more suited to masters. -- 8 gold

Percussion Instruments

Silver Spoons -- Easy to use percussion instrument even with one hand full! -- 200

Tambourine -- a good instrument for beginning percussionists -- 250

Doumbec -- an hourglass-shaped drum -- 2 gold

Temple Drum -- a resonant deep-toned drum -- 2.4 gold

Wind Instruments

Tin Whistle -- a simple weather-resistant instrument, good for beginners. -- 200

Flute -- A graceful instrument with a delicate tone. -- 3.5 gold

Ox Horn -- difficult to play, but a lovely resonant tone. -- 1.6 gold

Cornet -- a curved silver horn, hard for beginners, but well worth the effort to learn. -- 5.2 gold

Woods available for customization

Additional prices range from 750 to 15000 L

Alder	Basswood	Boxwood	Black walnut
Burlwood	Cherry	Cocobolo	Copperleaf
Curly birch	Ebony	Fishtail oak	Hickory
Lacewood	Lemonwood	Pearwood	Silver maple
Walnut

Finishes available for customizations

Additional prices range from 1500 to 9000 L

Crafted	Parquet	Inlaid	Lacquered
Cutwork	Oiled	Painted	Polished
Time-worn		Varnished

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