This utility model relates to the field of four-stringed instruments, specifically a composite resonant four-stringed instrument, comprising a body, a soundbox, a neck, and a
headstock. One end of the neck is fixedly connected to the
headstock, and the other end of the neck protrudes to form a connecting part that mates with one side of the soundbox. Both the neck and the soundbox are hollow structures. The surface of the neck is provided with frets arranged from bottom to top with progressively increasing spacing. The soundbox has a reinforcing beam inside. The beneficial effects are: the hollow neck and the soundbox form a composite
resonant cavity, significantly enhancing low-frequency depth and mid-frequency fullness; the I-beam reinforcing beam suppresses body deformation and stabilizes low-
frequency response; the figure-eight amplifying beam directionally transmits mid-to-
high frequency vibrations, improving tone brightness and soundstage openness; the side wall tone holes optimize the
sound wave radiation phase, enhancing the stereo effect; the hollow connecting part disperses neck torque, reducing the risk of tenon joint
cracking; the misaligned tuning peg design balances the stress in the peg holes, extending the
headstock's lifespan.