What does a sitar sound like?

The sitar is a plucked string instrument that is used in traditional Indian music. It has a long neck and a resonator made from a gourd, and is usually played with a wire plectrum. The sound of the sitar is characterized by a rich and resonant tone, with a distinctive nasal quality. The instrument is capable of producing a wide variety of sounds, including melodies, drones, and percussive effects. The sitar is often used as a solo instrument, and is also commonly featured in traditional Indian ensembles.