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The Fiddlerman Black Carbon Fiber Cello Bow is a professional-grade, full-size (4/4) bow crafted with high-quality Siberian horsehair and a durable carbon fiber composite stick. Designed to replicate the weight and curve of expensive Pernambuco bows, it offers superior resonance, balance, and durability unaffected by environmental changes. Featuring a polished black finish and copper-mounted ebony frog, this handmade bow is perfect for serious cellists seeking premium playability and long-lasting performance under $100.
| ASIN | B010MQMAVI |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Body material | Carbon Fiber |
| Color | black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (282) |
| Date First Available | 18 November 2015 |
| Finish type | Polished |
| Included components | Cello Bow |
| Item model number | 4334267317 |
| Manufacturer | Fiddlerman |
| Material Type(s) | Carbon Fiber |
| Package Dimensions | 76.71 x 6.1 x 3.56 cm; 99.79 g |
| UPC | 684191892806 586540266132 |
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Genial
M**T
Light and smooth. Perfect for long duration playing.
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Relación Calidad precio le e sacado mucho jugo a este arco la vdd
M**L
I do love this bow. I was very impressed by the quality and at this price point it completely shines. I've been playing cello for a long time, sheesh 25 years now and I went to a violin shop to try bows. I ended up playing wood and carbon fiber and took a much more expensive carbon fiber bow to play/test. I liked it a lot but I am...er... budgety so I ordered this to be able to compare. This bow has a darker, more muted sound than my wood bow, for sure. For me that was lovely and perfect, because my cello has a very bright resonance, which i love, and the... i wouldn't even call it damping... the... darker overtones really worked nicely. In all honesty the tone was basically indistinguishable from the fancier (more expensive) carbon fiber bow I played. I even did semi-scientific recording tests to see if anyone could hear any difference at all. No difference in tone. This bow feels chunkier (slightly heavy) but is by no means "cheap" heavy. It just isn't an ultra lightweight bow. I have played ultra light weight bows... I don't really like them. So, again, super subjective stuff here. Lastly the hair is nice and thick and has a beautiful luscious sound, you get that classic very subtle whoosh sound when you change bow directions. I haven't played with a fully haired bow in a long time so it has been heaven. Ok actually lastly I play a lot a lot of the time and I semi-often play shows in loud venues. Certainly if you need a backup bow or a gig bow this will more than fit the bill. Having destroyed a couple bows playing in clubs when the monitor volume was too low (my rock gigs, not classical heh ;) I can say this would hold up quite well (kind of a general statement re: carbon fiber). Oh and lastly this is a composite I believe, hence the extra weight (right?). Anyways. Good bow. Me like.
L**A
As a cello instructor, students are bound to break a bow occasionally, and/or need their own bow rehaired. And this very affordable cello bow is a perfect replacement in such cases. What was at first meant to be a temporary substitute bow has become my recommended bow choice for anyone looking for a decent bow choice. I keep several for myself and students to use.
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