It is also a stringed instrument like a sarangi. This is the identity of Langa and Manganiyar communities. It is made from the wood of Rohid, Mango or Aak. Its tabli is round. Goat skin is put on this tabli. It consists of three main wires which are of the intestines of animals. Also, four auxiliary wires are placed above the steel wire bridge. Its wooden yard or command is also made of horsehair. There is heaviness and thunder in its sound. It is used more by the Muslim Sheikh Manganiyar.
The other significant parts of the instrument are the strings. The simplest Kamaicha would have a total 12 strings (3 main, other sympathetic ones), whereas the complex ones have up to 17 strings. To accommodate these many strings on the instrument, a long bridge made of sheesham wood is attached in the middle of the taut goat leather. The strings themselves are made of goat’s guts, at least the three primary ones, rest are made of stainless steel.